The Oxford Handbook of American Political Parties and Interest Groups

The Oxford Handbook of American Political Parties and Interest Groups is a major new volume that aims to help with the assessment of the current state of scholarship on parties and interest groups and the directions in which it needs to move. Never before has the academic literature on political parties received such an extended treatment. Thirty articles critically assess both the major contributions to the literature and the ways in which it has developed. With contributions from most of the leading scholars in the field, the Handbook provides a definitive point of reference for all those working in and around the area. Equally important, the articles also identify areas of new and interesting research. The articles offer a distinctive point of view, an argument about the successes and failures of past scholarship, and a set of recommendations about how future work ought to develop. This Handbook is one of The Oxford Handbooks of American Politics a set of reference books offering authoritative and engaging critical overviews of the state of scholarship on American politics.

Argument (complex analysis) · Epistemology · Field (mathematics) · Point (geometry) · Political science · Politics · Public relations · Scholarship · Set (abstract data type) · Social science · Sociology · State (computer science) · Computer Science · Electoral Systems and Political Participation · Law · Medicine · Philosophy · Political Influence and Corporate Strategies · Public Administration · Social Policy and Reform Studies

• Interest Group and Lobbying in India

  Open Access•Suresha K C, K C Suresha•ShodhKosh: Journal of Visual and…•2024

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• Listening to competing speakers

  Open Access•Giuliano Espino•Interest Groups & Advocacy•2022

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• Implications of Religious Fatwa on the Implementation of the Covid-19 Policy in Indonesia

  Open Access•Faiz Albar Nasution•Pharos Journal of Theology•2023

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• Towards a platformization of politics? Fragmentation, digitalization, and new geographies of the political party

  Open Access•Yannick Ecker, M Naumann•Environment and Planning C…•2026

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• Shopping or Specialization? Venue Targeting among Nonprofits Engaged in Advocacy

  Open Access•Anne L Buffardi, Robert J Pekkanen et al.•Policy Studies Journal•2015

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• A Theory of Political Parties

  Open Access•Kathleen Bawn, M Cohen et al.•Perspectives on Politics•2012

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• The many faces of the political god

  Luca Ozzano•Democratization•2013

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• Business Interests and the Party Coalitions

  Open Access•James G Gimpel, Frances E Lee et al.•American Politics Research•2014

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• Race and the decline of class in American politics

  R Robert Huckfeldt•Race and the decline of class in…•1989

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• Politics, products, and markets

  Andreas Føllesdal, Michele Micheletti•Politics, products, and markets•2004

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• Gaining access

  John Mark Hansen•Gaining access•1991

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• Elections and the political order

  Angus Campbell•Elections and the political order•1966

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• Democratic promise

  Lawrence Goodwyn•Democratic promise•1976

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• The shaping of Southern politics

  J Morgan Kousser•The shaping of Southern politics•1974

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• The decline of popular politics

  Michael E Mcgerr•The decline of popular politics•1986

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• The records of the Federal Convention of 1787

  Max Farrand•The records of the Federal…•1968

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• The politics of women's liberation

  Jo Freeman•The politics of women's liberation•1975

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• Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, 1932-1940.

  William Edward Leuchtenburg•Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New…•1963

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• The governmental process

  David Bicknell Truman•The governmental process•1981

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• Patterns of corporatist policy-making

  Gerhard Lehmbruch•Patterns of corporatist…•1982

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• Third parties in presidential elections

  Daniel A Mazmanian•Third parties in presidential…•1974

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• Social movements in an organizational society

  Mayer N Zald•Social movements in an…•1987

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• How organizations are represented in Washington.

  Lewis Anthony Dexter•How organizations are represented…•1969

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• Partisan realignment

  Jerome M Clubb•Partisan realignment•1980

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• The hollow core

  Edward O Laumann, John P Heinz et al.•The hollow core•1993

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• The concept of Jacksonian democracy

  Lee Benson•The concept of Jacksonian democracy•1964

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• The American party systems

  Frank J Sorauf, Walter Dean Burnham et al.•The American party systems•1967

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• Professional public relations and political power.

  Stanley Kelley•Professional public relations and…•1956

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• The corporation in American politics

  Edwin M Epstein•The corporation in American…•1969

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• Suburban warriors

  Lisa McGirr•Suburban warriors•2001

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• Fluctuating fortunes

  David Vogel•Fluctuating fortunes•1989

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• Controversies in American voting behavior

  Herbert F Weisberg, Richard G Niemi•Controversies in American voting…•1976

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• The political culture of the American Whigs

  Daniel Walker Howe•The political culture of the…•1979

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• The new Presidential elite

  Jeane J Kirkpatrick•The new Presidential elite•1976

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• Working under different rules

  Richard B Freeman•Working under different rules•1994

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• Dynamics of the party system

  James L Sundquist•Dynamics of the party system•1983

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• Policy-planning organizations

  Joseph G Peschek•Policy-planning organizations•1987

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• Quiet revolution

  Byron E Shafer•Quiet revolution•1983

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• Power and Powerlessness

  John Gaventa•Power and Powerlessness•1982

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• The symbolic uses of politics

  Murray J Edelman•The symbolic uses of politics•1964

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• Interest groups on four continents

  Henry Walter Ehrmann•Interest groups on four continents•1958

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• Urban liberalism and progressive reform

  John D Buenker•Urban liberalism and progressive…•1973

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• Political Leadership and Collective Goods

  Joe A Oppenheimer, Norman Frohlich•Political Leadership and…•1971

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• The Evolution of American electoral systems

  Paul Kleppner•The Evolution of American…•1981

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• American business and public policy

  Ithiel De Sola Pool, Lewis Dexter et al.•American business and public policy•1963

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• Labor in American politics.

  J David Greenstone•Labor in American politics.•1970

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• Freedom Is an Endless Meeting

  Francesca Polletta•Freedom Is an Endless Meeting•2002

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• American Political Parties and Elections

  L Sandy Maisel•American political parties and…•2007

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• The Personal Vote

  Bruce E Cain, Bruce Cain et al.•Personal Vote•1987

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• The Financiers of Congressional Elections

  Lynda W Powell, Clyde Wilcox et al.•The financiers of congressional…•2003

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• Criticism and the Growth of Knowledge

  Open Access•Imre Lakatos, Alan Musgrave•Criticism and the Growth of…•1970

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• Serious Money

  Open Access•Clifford W Brown, Lynda W Powell et al.•Serious Money•1995

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• The Invention of Heterosexuality

  Jonathan Ned Katz, Jonathan Katz•The Invention of Heterosexuality•2007

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• The Nature and Origins of Mass Opinion

  Open Access•John R Zaller, John Zaller•Nature and Origins of Mass Opinion•1992

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• Congressional Government

  Woodrow Wilson•Congressional Government•2017

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• Political Competition

  John E Roemer•Political Competition•2001

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• Party Ideologies in America, 1828–1996

  Open Access•John Gerring•Party Ideologies in America,…•1998

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• Building a New American State

  Open Access•Stephen Skowronek•Building a New American State•1982

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• New England State Politics

  Duane Lockard•New England State Politics•1959

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• City and Regime in the American Republic

  Stephen L Elkin•City and Regime in the American…•1987

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• Outside Lobbying

  Ken Kollman•Outside Lobbying•1998

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• Turning the Legislative Thumbscrew

  George Dion, George Douglas Dion•Turning the Legislative Thumbscrew•1997

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• A Unified Theory of Party Competition

  Open Access•James Adams, James F Adams et al.•Unified Theory of Party Competition•2005

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• Minority Rights, Majority Rule

  Open Access•Sarah A Binder, Sarah Binder•Minority Rights, Majority Rule•1997

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• Ideology, Strategy and Party Change

  Open Access•Ian Budge, David Robertson et al.•Ideology, Strategy and Party Change•1987

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• What the Anti-Federalists Were For

  Herbert J Storing, Murray Dry•What the Anti-Federalists Were For•1981

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• Organizational Ecology

  Michael T Hannan, John Freeman•Organizational Ecology•1989

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• Pesticides And Politics

  Christopher J Bosso•Pesticides and Politics•1987

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• Capitalism and Freedom

  Milton Friedman•Capitalism and Freedom•2002

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• Politics in the American States

  Virginia Gray, Russell L Hanson et al.•Politics in the American States•2018

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• Party Influence in Congress

  Open Access•Stephanie S Smith, Steven S Smith•Party Influence in Congress•2007

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• The American Voter Revisited

  Michael S Lewis-Beck, Helmut Norpoth et al.•The American Voter Revisited•2008

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• Congressional Control or Judicial Independence

  Open Access•Pablo T Spiller, Rafael Gely•The RAND Journal of Economics•1992

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• Candidate reputations and the ‘incumbency effect’

  Open Access•M Daniel Bernhardt, Matthias Bernhardt et al.•Journal of Public Economics•1985

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• Buckley v. Valeo

  Daniel D Polsby•The Supreme Court Review•1976

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• Quantal Response Equilibria for Normal Form Games

  Open Access•Richard D Mckelvey, Thomas R Palfrey•Games and Economic Behavior•1995

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• Instability of Simple Dynamic Games

  Norman Schofield•The Review of Economic Studies•1978

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• Primary Election Systems and Representation

  Elisabeth R Gerber, R B Morton•The Journal of Law Economics and…•1998

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• Equilibrium in spatial voting

  Open Access•Melvin J Hinich•Journal of Economic Theory•1977

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• Spatial Equilibrium with Entry

  Thomas R Palfrey•The Review of Economic Studies•1984

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• To Lobby Alone or in a Flock

  Open Access•Virginia Gray, David Lowery•American Politics Quarterly•1998

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• Social Norms and Community Enforcement

  Michihiro Kandori•The Review of Economic Studies•1992

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• Pursuing Strategic Advantage Through Political Means

  Douglas A Schuler, Kathleen Rehbein et al.•Academy of Management Journal•2002

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• An Exchange Theory of Interest Groups

  Robert H Salisbury•Midwest Journal of Political…•1969

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• Manipulation of Voting Schemes

  Allan Gibbard•Econometrica•1973

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• Long-Term Investing in Politicians; Or, Give Early, Give Often

  Jane Mcintosh Snyder, James M Snyder James M Snyder•The Journal of Law and Economics•1992

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• Collective dynamics of ‘small-world’ networks

  Open Access•Duncan J Watts, Steven H Strogatz•Nature•1998

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• Urban problems and community development

  Ronald F Ferguson, William T Dickens•Urban problems and community…•1999

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• The analysis of political cleavages

  Douglas W Rae•The analysis of political cleavages•1970

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• Community Power Structure

  Floyd Hunter, Hunter Hunter•Community Power Structure•1969

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• Culture Wars

  James Davison Hunter•Culture Wars•1992

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• The political consequences of electoral laws

  Douglas W Rae•The political consequences of…•1971

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• Liberal Tradition in America

  Louis Hartz•Liberal Tradition in America•1991

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• The citizen and the State

  George J Stigler•The citizen and the State•1975

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• An economic theory of democracy

  Anthony Downs•An economic theory of democracy•1985

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• Conflict

  Georg Simmel•Conflict•1955

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• Policy change and learning

  Hank C Jenkins-Smith, Paul A Sabatier•Policy change and learning•1993

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• Politics, parties, & pressure groups.

  V O Key•Politics, parties, & pressure…•1964

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• Political parties and political development

  Joseph Lapalombara, Myron Weiner•Political parties and political…•1969

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• Why Americans hate politics

  E J Dionne•Why Americans hate politics•1991

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• Filibuster

  Gregory J Wawro, Eric Schickler•Filibuster•2013

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• Small States in World Markets

  Peter J Katzenstein•Small States in World Markets•2017

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• The Formation of National Party Systems

  Pradeep Chhibber, Ken Kollman•Formation of National Party Systems•2009

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• Political Parties in Western Democracies

  Leon D Epstein•Political Parties in Western…•2020

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• Social Choice and Individual Values

  Kenneth J Arrow, Eric S Maskin•Social Choice and Individual Values•2017

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• Rediscovering the Religious Factor in American Politics

  David C Leege, Lyman A Kellstedt•Rediscovering the Religious…•2016

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• The Plundering Generation

  Thomas B Alexander, Mark Wahlgren Summers•The American Historical Review•1989

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• Black Feminist Thought

  Michele D Smith, Maia Niguel Moore•Black Women and Social Justice…•2019

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