Congress and Foreign Policy

Crabb, Cecil V., Jr., and Pat Holt, eds. Invitation to Struggle: Congress, The President and Foreign Policy. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly, 1980. Pp. xii, 234. $9.75, paper. Franck, Thomas M. and Edward Weisband. Foreign Policy by Congress. New York: Oxford University Press, 1979. Pp. ix, 357. $15.95, hardbound. Spanier, John, and Joseph Nogee, eds. Congress, The Presidency and American Foreign Policy. New York: Pergamon Press, 1981. Pp. xxxii, 211. $30.00, hardbound; $10.95, paper. Whalen, Charles W., Jr. The House and Foreign Policy: The Irony of Congressional Reform. Chapel Hill, N.C.: The University of North Carolina Press, 1982. Pp. x, 207. $18.95, hardbound; $9.95, paper

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  Robert L Peabody•New perspectives on the House of…•1963

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• American business and public policy

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• The Common Defense

  Samuel P Huntington•The Common Defense•1961

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• Essence of Decision

  Graham T Allison•Essence of Decision•1972

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• Congress and Foreign Policy

  Walter Sterling Surrey, Robert A Dahl•Harvard Law Review•1951

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• Relative Deprivation Revisited

  Open Access•Faye Crosby, Faye J Crosby•American Political Science Review•1979

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• The Senate Foreign Relations Committee

  Burton L French, Eleanor E Dennison•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1942

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• Senatorial Politics and Foreign Policy

  Philip B Coulter, Malcolm E Jewell•The Western Political Quarterly•1963

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• Congress, the Bureaucracy, and Public Policy

  Open Access•David C Kozak•The Western Political Quarterly•1980

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• The Common Defense

  Open Access•James Phinney Baxter•Political Science Quarterly•1962

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• The Executive, Congress, and Foreign Policy

  Open Access•Richard M Pious•Political Science Quarterly•1977

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• United States Military Assistance

  William Gutteridge•International Affairs•1966

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• Congress and Foreign Policy

  Nancy Balfour•International Affairs•1951

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• The House of Representatives and Foreign Affairs

  Holbert N Carroll•International Affairs•1959

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• Treaty Troubles

  I M Destler•Foreign Policy•1978

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• Congress

  Alton Frye•Foreign Policy•1971

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• Our Limits Are Real

  Barber B Conable•Foreign Policy•1973

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• Nonalignment and the Great Powers

  Leo Mates•Foreign Affairs•1970

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• Oversight of Foreign Policy

  Open Access•Fred M Kaiser, Fred Kaiser•Legislative Studies Quarterly•1977

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• Factions in Committees

  Open Access•Glenn R Parker, Suzanne L Parker•American Political Science Review•1979

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• American Business, Public Policy, Case-Studies, and Political Theory

  Open Access•Theodore J Lowi•World Politics•1964

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• Making the Separation of Powers Work

  Lee H Hamilton, Lee Hamilton et al.•Foreign Affairs•1978

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• The Senate in Foreign Policy

  Hubert H Humphrey•Foreign Affairs•1959

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• Congress versus the President

  John G Tower•Foreign Affairs•1981

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• The Congress, the Executive and Intermestic Affairs

  Bayless Manning•Foreign Affairs•1977

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