Legislatures and legislators

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = ⅸ
• Series Preface = xi
• Introduction = xiii
• PART Ⅰ LEGISLATURES
• The Complexity of Legislatures
• 1 Michael Taylor and V.M. Herman (1971), 'Party Systems and Government Stability', American Political Science Review, 65, pp. 28-37. = 5
• 2 Paul Warwick (1979), 'The Durability of Coalition Governments in Parliamentary Democracies', Comparative Political Studies, 11, pp. 465-98. = 15
• 3 Anthony King (1976), 'Modes of Executive-Legislative Relations : Great Britain, France, and West Germany', Legislative Studies Quarterly, Ⅰ, pp. 11-36. = 49
• Institutionalization
• 4 Nelson W. Polsby (1968), 'The Institutionalization of the U.S. House of Representatives',American Political Science Review, 62, pp. 144-68. = 77
• 5 Herbert B. Asher (1973), 'The Learning of Legislative Norms', American Political Science Review, 67, pp. 499-513. = 103
• 6 Barry R. Weingast (1979), 'A Rational Choice Perspective on Congressional Norms', American Journal of Political Science, 23, pp. 245-62. = 119
• 7 Donald D. Searing (1982), 'Rules of the Game in Britain : Can the politicians Be Trusted?', American Political Science Review, 76, pp. 239-58. = 137
• Legislators and Legislation
• 8 Stephen Frantzich (1979), 'Who Makes Our Laws? The Legislative Effectiveness of Members of the U.S. Congress', Legislative Studies Quarterly, Ⅳ, pp. 409-28. = 159
• 9 David Whiteman (1985), 'The Fate of Policy Analysis in Congressional Decision Making : Three Types of Use in Committees', Western Political Quarterly, 38, pp. 294-311. = 179
• 10 Giuseppe Di Palma (1976), 'Institutional Rules and Legislative Outcomes in the Italian Parliament', Legislative Studies Quarterly, Ⅰ, pp. 147-79. = 197
• 11 Kenneth A. Shepsle and Barry R. Weingast (1987), 'The Institutional Foundations of Committee Power', American Political Science Review, 81, pp. 85-104. = 231
• 12 John D. Huber (1992), 'Restrictive Legislative Procedures in France and the United States', American Political Science Review, 86, pp. 675-87. = 251
• 13 John E. Schwarz (1980), 'Exploring a New Role in Policy Making : The British House of Commons in the 1970s',American Political Science Review, 74, pp. 23-37. = 265
• PART Ⅱ LEGISLATORS
• The Independence of Legislators
• 14 John W. Kingdon (1977), 'Models of Legislative Voting',Journal of Politics, 39, pp. 563-95. = 285
• 15 Samuel C. Patterson and Gregory A. Caldeira (1988), 'Party Voting in the United States Congress', British Journal of Political Science, pp. 111-31. = 319
• 16 Philip Norton (1990), "'The Lady's Not for Turning" But What About the Rest? Margaret Thatcher and the Conservative Party 1979-89', Parliamentary Affairs, 43, pp.41-58. = 341
• Legislators as Representatives
• 17 Heinz Eulau, John C. Wahlke, William Buchanan and Leroy C. Ferguson (1959), 'The Role of the Representative : Some Empirical Observations on the Theory of Edmund Burke', American Political Science Review, 53, pp. 742-56. = 361
• 18 Warren E. Miller and Donald E. Stokes (1963), 'Constituency Influence in Congress', American Political Science Review, 57, pp. 45-56. = 377
• 19 Ronald D. Hedlund and H. Paul Friesema (1972), 'Representatives' Perceptions of Constituency Opinion', Journal of Politics, 34, pp. 730-52. = 389
• 20 Donald D. Searing (1985), 'The Role of the Good Constituency Member and the Practice of Representation in Great Britain', Journal of Politics, 47, pp.348-81. = 413
• Constituency Service
• 21 Glenn R. Parker and Roger H. Davidson (1979), 'Why Do Americans Love Their Congressmen So Much More Than Their Congress?', Legislative Studies Quarterly, Ⅳ, pp. 53-61. = 449
• 22 John R. Johannes (1979), 'Casework as a Technique of U.S. Congressional Oversight of the Executive' , Legislative Studies Quarterly, Ⅳ, pp. 325-51. = 459
• 23 Harold D. Clarke, Richard G. Price and Robert Krause (1975), 'Constituency Service among Canadian Provincial Legislators : Basic Findings and a Test of Three Hypotheses', Canadian Journal of Political Science, 8, pp. 520-42. = 487
• 24 Bruce E. Cain, John A. Ferejohn and Morris R. Fiorina (1979), 'The House is Not a Home : British MPs in Their Constituencies', Legislative Studies Quarterly, Ⅳ, pp. 501-23. = 511
• 25 Philip Norton and David Wood (1990), 'Constituency Service by Members of Parliament : Does it Contribute to a Personal Vote?', Parliamentary Affairs, 43, pp. 196-208. = 535
• 26 Chan Wook Park (1988), 'Constituency Representation in Korea : Sources and Consequences', Legislative Studies Quarterly, XIII, pp. 225-42. = 549
• Name Index = 567