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Table of contents of journal: *Legislative studies quarterly

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STATE LEGISLATIVE PROFESSIONALISM AND GUBERNATORIAL EFFECTIVENESS, 1978-1991

Authors: DILGER RJ KRAUSE GA MOFFETT RR

Citation: Rj. Dilger et al., STATE LEGISLATIVE PROFESSIONALISM AND GUBERNATORIAL EFFECTIVENESS, 1978-1991, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(4), 1995, pp. 553-571

THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT IN BANGLADESH - A RESEARCHNOTE

Authors: AMED N KHAN S

Citation: N. Amed et S. Khan, THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT IN BANGLADESH - A RESEARCHNOTE, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(4), 1995, pp. 573-583

UNTITLED - EDITORS INTRODUCTION

Authors: LOEWENBERG G HIBBING JR FRANCIS WL

Citation: G. Loewenberg et al., UNTITLED - EDITORS INTRODUCTION, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(3), 1995, pp. 301-303

CANDIDATES, ISSUES, AND PARTICIPATION IN SENATE ELECTIONS

Authors: RAGSDALE L RUSK JG

Citation: L. Ragsdale et Jg. Rusk, CANDIDATES, ISSUES, AND PARTICIPATION IN SENATE ELECTIONS, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(3), 1995, pp. 305-327

THE INCUMBENCY ADVANTAGE IN MULTIMEMBER DISTRICTS - EVIDENCE FROM THEUS STATES

Authors: COX GW MORGENSTERN S

Citation: Gw. Cox et S. Morgenstern, THE INCUMBENCY ADVANTAGE IN MULTIMEMBER DISTRICTS - EVIDENCE FROM THEUS STATES, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(3), 1995, pp. 329-349

PUBLIC FINANCING OF LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS - LESSONS FROM MINNESOTA

Authors: DONNAY PD RAMSDEN GP

Citation: Pd. Donnay et Gp. Ramsden, PUBLIC FINANCING OF LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS - LESSONS FROM MINNESOTA, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(3), 1995, pp. 351-364

A COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS OF SPEAKER CAREER PATTERNS IN US STATE LEGISLATURES

Authors: FREEMAN PK

Citation: Pk. Freeman, A COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS OF SPEAKER CAREER PATTERNS IN US STATE LEGISLATURES, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(3), 1995, pp. 365-376

CONGRESS, THE PRESIDENT, AND THE COMMITMENT OF THE US MILITARY

Authors: MEERNIK J

Citation: J. Meernik, CONGRESS, THE PRESIDENT, AND THE COMMITMENT OF THE US MILITARY, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(3), 1995, pp. 377-392

CLOSING MILITARY BASES (FINALLY) - SOLVING COLLECTIVE DILEMMAS THROUGH DELEGATION

Authors: MAYER KR

Citation: Kr. Mayer, CLOSING MILITARY BASES (FINALLY) - SOLVING COLLECTIVE DILEMMAS THROUGH DELEGATION, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(3), 1995, pp. 393-413

THE NET IMPACT OF MEDIA EXPOSURE ON INDIVIDUAL VOTING DECISIONS IN USSENATE AND HOUSE ELECTIONS

Authors: SHIELDS TG GOIDEL RK TADLOCK B

Citation: Tg. Shields et al., THE NET IMPACT OF MEDIA EXPOSURE ON INDIVIDUAL VOTING DECISIONS IN USSENATE AND HOUSE ELECTIONS, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(3), 1995, pp. 415-430

INTEREST GROUP RESOURCES AND TESTIMONY AT CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS

Authors: LEYDEN KM

Citation: Km. Leyden, INTEREST GROUP RESOURCES AND TESTIMONY AT CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(3), 1995, pp. 431-439

UNTITLED - INTRODUCTION

Authors: LOEWENBERG G HIBBING JR FRANCIS WL

Citation: G. Loewenberg et al., UNTITLED - INTRODUCTION, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(2), 1995, pp. 157-159

THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC FINANCING ON ELECTORAL COMPETITIVENESS - EVIDENCE FROM WISCONSIN, 1964-1990 (VOL 20, PG 69, 1995)

Authors: MAYER KR WOOD JM

Citation: Kr. Mayer et Jm. Wood, THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC FINANCING ON ELECTORAL COMPETITIVENESS - EVIDENCE FROM WISCONSIN, 1964-1990 (VOL 20, PG 69, 1995), Legislative studies quarterly, 20(2), 1995, pp. 159-159

MEMBER-CONSTITUENCY LINKAGES IN THE HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT

Authors: JUDGE D ILONSZKI G

Citation: D. Judge et G. Ilonszki, MEMBER-CONSTITUENCY LINKAGES IN THE HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(2), 1995, pp. 161-176

UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGREEMENTS AS LEADERSHIP TOOLS

Authors: AINSWORTH S FLATHMAN M

Citation: S. Ainsworth et M. Flathman, UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGREEMENTS AS LEADERSHIP TOOLS, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(2), 1995, pp. 177-195

PRESIDENTIAL COATTAILS IN OPEN-SEAT ELECTIONS

Authors: FLEMMING GN

Citation: Gn. Flemming, PRESIDENTIAL COATTAILS IN OPEN-SEAT ELECTIONS, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(2), 1995, pp. 197-211

THE EFFECTS OF GENDER ON CONGRESSIONAL BEHAVIOR AND THE SUBSTANTIVE REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN

Authors: VEGA A FIRESTONE JM

Citation: A. Vega et Jm. Firestone, THE EFFECTS OF GENDER ON CONGRESSIONAL BEHAVIOR AND THE SUBSTANTIVE REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(2), 1995, pp. 213-222

THE POLICY PRIORITIES OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN IN STATE LEGISLATURES

Authors: BARRETT EJ

Citation: Ej. Barrett, THE POLICY PRIORITIES OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN IN STATE LEGISLATURES, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(2), 1995, pp. 223-247

NEW PARTY OR CAMPAIGN BANK ACCOUNT - EXPLAINING THE RISE OF STATE LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES

Authors: ROSENTHAL CS

Citation: Cs. Rosenthal, NEW PARTY OR CAMPAIGN BANK ACCOUNT - EXPLAINING THE RISE OF STATE LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(2), 1995, pp. 249-268

UNDERSTANDING LEGISLATIVE LEADERSHIP BEYOND THE CHAMBER - THE MEMBERSPERSPECTIVE

Authors: LITTLE TH

Citation: Th. Little, UNDERSTANDING LEGISLATIVE LEADERSHIP BEYOND THE CHAMBER - THE MEMBERSPERSPECTIVE, Legislative studies quarterly, 20(2), 1995, pp. 269-289

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