Congress and Its Members (Congress and Its Members) by Roger H. Davidson; Walter J. Oleszek; and Frances E. Lee

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    1. Congress and Its Members (Congress and Its Members) by Roger H. Davidson; Walter J. Oleszek; and Frances E. Lee Excellent Textbook On Congress Davidson, Oleszek, and Lee s focus on Congress as both a legislative institution and as a group of reelection-minded politicians has proven to be an extraordinarily effective and accessible way for thousands of students to understand the institution and the law-making process. A proven classic, the twelfth edition of Congress and Its Members features careful revising, new scholarship, and crucial updating.
    2. Personal Review: Congress and Its Members (Congress and Its Members) by Roger H. Davidson; Walter J. Oleszek; and Frances E. Lee I have ordered this book in its many editions for classes that I have taught on Congress and Legislative Politics. It is one of the best general texts available--and readily accessible to those who are simply interested in the politics of Congress. One of the key points made by the authors is that there are "two Congresses": One of these is the Congress of "how a bill becomes a law," of the actions and politics characteristic of Capitol Hill. The other is the operation of representatives in their home districts, acting on behalf of their constituents, "the folks back home." The two worlds that members of Congress live in (Washington D. C. and "back home") can produce tensions and dilemmas for members of the legislature. But these conflicts help us to understand the complex nature of Congressional politics and decision-making. Lawmakers cannot just live in the one Congress or the other. They must navigate and negotiate between the two. This text covers the full territory, from the history of Congress, to how one ends up getting elected to Congress, to how Congress works and its interactions with other key political actors, to the policy process of which Congress is a key. For anyone--students or citizens--interested in the nature of Congress, this represents a good starting point. For More 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price: Congress and Its Members (Congress and Its Members) by Roger H. Davidson; Walter J. Oleszek; and Frances E. Lee 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price!

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