Arthur G Stevens
Biographic Data
| ID | 1027448 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arthur G Stevens |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arthur G |
| FAMILY NAME | Stevens |
| SIGNATURE | STEVENS A G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre College, Danville, KY |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Informal Congressional Caucuses and Agenda Setting
gressional caucuses as voluntary associations of members of Congress, without recognition in chamber rules or line item appropriations, which seek to have a role in the policy process. These groups have standard organizational attributes: a name, a membership list, leadership, and staffing arrangements. State delegations are informal groups if they have been accorded formal House recognition as Legislative Service Organizations.' In this paper we…
U. S. Congressional Structure and Representation
Mobilization of Liberal Strength in the House, 1955-1970
In 1959 a number of progressive Democratic congressmen organized the Democratic Study Group (DSG) as a vehicle for countering certain conservative biases then present in the decision-making process in the House of Representatives. This paper presents brief descriptions of the difficulties faced by these congressmen in their efforts to pass more "liberal" legislation and of the organization and activities of the DSG. The analytical focus is on an …
Mobilization of Liberal Strength in the House, 1955-1970
In 1959 a number of progressive Democratic congressmen organized the Democratic Study Group (DSG) as a vehicle for countering certain conservative biases then present in the decision-making process in the House of Representatives. This paper presents brief descriptions of the difficulties faced by these congressmen in their efforts to pass more "liberal" legislation and of the organization and activities of the DSG. The analytical focus is on an …
Informal Congressional Caucuses and Agenda Setting
gressional caucuses as voluntary associations of members of Congress, without recognition in chamber rules or line item appropriations, which seek to have a role in the policy process. These groups have standard organizational attributes: a name, a membership list, leadership, and staffing arrangements. State delegations are informal groups if they have been accorded formal House recognition as Legislative Service Organizations.' In this paper we…
U. S. Congressional Structure and Representation
Mobilization of Liberal Strength in the House, 1955-1970
In 1959 a number of progressive Democratic congressmen organized the Democratic Study Group (DSG) as a vehicle for countering certain conservative biases then present in the decision-making process in the House of Representatives. This paper presents brief descriptions of the difficulties faced by these congressmen in their efforts to pass more "liberal" legislation and of the organization and activities of the DSG. The analytical focus is on an …
U. S. Congressional Structure and Representation
Informal Congressional Caucuses and Agenda Setting
gressional caucuses as voluntary associations of members of Congress, without recognition in chamber rules or line item appropriations, which seek to have a role in the policy process. These groups have standard organizational attributes: a name, a membership list, leadership, and staffing arrangements. State delegations are informal groups if they have been accorded formal House recognition as Legislative Service Organizations.' In this paper we…
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