Legislative Studies Quarterly

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Conditions for Realignment in the U. S. Senate, or What Makes the Steamroller Start?

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 1983 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Richard A. Champagne

Congress at the Bicentennial: A Comment

JOURNAL ARTICLE published February 1989 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Joel H. Silbey

Issue Information

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 2021 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Issue Salience and Support for Civil Rights Legislation among Southern Democrats

JOURNAL ARTICLE published November 1998 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Vincent L. Hutchings

Editor's Introduction

JOURNAL ARTICLE published November 2005 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Gerhard Loewenberg

Views of American State Legislators on Public Funding of Legislative Elections

JOURNAL ARTICLE published February 1983 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: James M. Penning | Corwin E. Smidt

The Congress as Research Arena: An Uneasy Partnership between History and Political Science: A Review Essay

JOURNAL ARTICLE published November 1993 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Heinz Eulau | Joel Silbey

Correction: The Political Economy of Supplemental Appropriations

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 1993 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

The Significance of Lobbyist-Legislator Interactions in German State Parliaments

JOURNAL ARTICLE published November 1976 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Manfred von Nordheim | Richard W. Taylor

Is Incumbency Advantage Gendered?

JOURNAL ARTICLE published February 2023 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Semra Sevi

Conflict and Perceived Group Benefits from Legislative Rules Changes

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 1976 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Ronald D. Hedlund | Keith E. Hamm

Beyond Willie Horton and the Pledge of Allegiance: National Issues in the 1988 Elections

JOURNAL ARTICLE published November 1990 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Alan I. Abramowitz | Jeffrey A. Segal

Issue Information – TOC

JOURNAL ARTICLE published February 2017 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

When Voters Pull the Trigger: Can Direct Democracy Restrain Legislative Excesses?

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 2016 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Vladimir Kogan

Property and Power: MPs' Assets and Support for Democratization in the 1867 Reform Act

JOURNAL ARTICLE published November 2014 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Laura Bronner

About the Authors

JOURNAL ARTICLE published November 2014 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Issue Information – Copyright page

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 2016 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Up the Hill and Across the Aisle: Discovering the Path to Bipartisanship in Washington

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 2016 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: Matthew N. Beckmann

Studying the U. S. Senate: An Introduction to the Hendricks Symposium Papers

JOURNAL ARTICLE published May 1989 in Legislative Studies Quarterly

Authors: John R. Hibbing | John G. Peters