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The politics of American government

The politics of American government

EducationLaw
Pages
377
Published
1994
Language
English

Synopsis

This comprehensive textbook explores the intricate workings of American government, providing an in-depth analysis of its institutions, processes, and policies. It examines the roles of various branches of government, political parties, and interest groups, offering a foundational understanding of the U.S. political system. Readers will gain insight into the historical development and contemporary challenges facing American democracy.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Education Law Politics & Society

Authors

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David O'Brien

David O'Brien writes on American politics and history, with works like "The politics of American government" and "State and local politics." He also explores historical topics such as "After the Revolution" and "Remembering Brown at fifty.

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Stephen J. Wayne

Stephen J. Wayne writes on American politics, elections, and the presidency, with titles including The politics of American government and Biden Presidency. His work also extends to comparative studies, as seen in Japanese Higher Education As Myth.