Bartels, Brandon L., Janet M. Box-Steffensmeier, and Peter M. Radcliffe, The Incidence and Timing of PAC Contributions to Incumbent U.S. House Members, 1993-94 XXX,549

Baron, David P., A Sequential Choice Theory Perspective on Legislative Organization XIX,267

Barrett, Edith J., The Policy Priorities of African American Women in State Legislatures XX,223

Barrett, Edith J., and Fay Lomax Cook, Congressional Attitudes and Voting Behavior: An Examination of Support for Social Welfare XVI,375

Basehart, Harry, and John Comer, Partisan and Incumbent Effects in State Legislative Redistricting XVI,65

Basehart, Hubert Harry, The Effect of Membership Stability on Continuity and Experience in U.S. State Legislative Committees V,55

Basinger, Scott J. and Michael J. Ensley, Candidates, Campaigns, or Partisan Conditions? Reevaluating Strategic-Politicians Theory XXXII,361

Battista, James S. Coleman, An Ambition-Theoretic Approach to Legislative Organizational Choice XXVIII,333

Batto, Nathan F., Electoral Strategy, Committee Membership, and Rent Seeking in the Taiwanese Legislature, 1992–2001 XXX,43

Baumgartner, Frank R., Parliament's Capacity to Expand Political Controversy in France XII,33

Bawn, Kathleen, Congressional Party Leadership: Utilitarian versus Majoritarian Incentives XXIII,219

Baxter, Alison, Margaret Jordan, and Mark N. Franklin, Dissent in the British House of Commons: Response to Norton's Rejoinder XII,152

Baxter, Alison, Margaret Jordan, and Mark N. Franklin, Who Were the Rebels? Dissent in the House of Commons, 1970-1974 XI,143

Bergara, Mario, Barak Richman, and Pablo T. Spiller, Modeling Supreme Court Strategic Decision Making: The Congressional Constraint XXVIII,247

Bergman, Elizabeth, and Craig Volden, How Strong Should Our Party Be? Party Member Preferences Over Party Cohesion, XXXI, 71

Berkman, Michael B., Former State Legislators in the U.S. House of Representatives: Institutional and Policy Mastery XVIII,77

Berkman, Michael, Legislative Professionalism and the Demand for Groups: The Institutional Context of Interest Population Density XXVI,661

Bernick, E. Lee, Anchoring Legislative Careers XXVI,123

Bernick, E. Lee, The Impact of U.S. Governors on Party Voting in One-Party Dominated Legislatures III,431

Bernick, E. Lee, and Charles W. Wiggins, Legislative Norms in Eleven States VIII,191

Bernstein, Robert A., Strategic Shifts: Safeguarding the Public Interest? U.S. Senators, 1971-86 XVI,263

Berry, Gregory, Bernard Grofman, and Robert Griffin, House Members Who Become Senators: Learning from a 'Natural Experiment' in Representation XX,513

Berry, Willard M., Parliamentary Participation in the Indian Lok Sabha, 1957-1974 IV,7

Beyond Willie Horton and the Pledge of Allegiance: National Issues in the 1988 Elections, Alan I. Abramowitz and Jeffrey A. Segal XV,565

Bianco, William T., Last Post for “The Greatest Generation”: The Policy Implications of the Decline of Military Experience in the U.S. Congress XXX,85

Bianco, William T., Party Campaign Committees and the Distribution of Tally Program Funds XXIV,451

Bianco, William T., Strategic Decisions on Candidacy in U.S. Congressional Districts IX,351

Bianco, William T., Ryan Work, and Daniel Lipinski, What Happens When House Members 'Run with Congress'? Consequences of Institutional Loyalty XXVIII,413

Bias and Responsiveness in State Legislative Districting, Richard G. Niemi and Simon Jackman XVI,183

Bias and Responsiveness in the Seat-Vote Relationship, Janet C. Campagna XVI,81

Bicameral Winning Coalitions and Equilibrium Federal Legislatures, Tasos Kalandrakis XXIX,49

Bicameralism and Budget Deficits: The Effect of Parliamentary Structure on Government Spending, William B. Heller XXII,485

Bicameralism and the Core: An Experimental Test, Gary J. Miller, Thomas H. Hammond, and Charles Kile XXI,83

Bicameralism and Geographic Politics: Allocating Funds in the House and Senate, Frances E. Lee XXIX,185

Bicknell, Patricia L., Richard G. Niemi, and Lynda W. Powell, The Effects of Congruity Between Community and District on Salience of U.S. House Candidates xi,187

Biersack, Bob, and Clyde Wilcox, Research Update: The Timing of Candidacy Decisions in the U.S. House, 1982-1988 XV,115

Biersack, Robert, Paul S. Herrnson, and Clyde Wilcox, Seeds for Success: Early Money in Congressional Elections xviii,535

Bill Construction in Legislative Committees: A Study of the U.S. House, Barry S. Rundquist and Gerald S. Strom XII,97

Bill Introduction in the Nineteenth Century: A Study of Institutional Change, Joseph Cooper and Cheryl D. Young XIV,67

Bimber, Bruce, Information as a Factor in Congressional Politics XVI,585

Bimes, Terri L., Paul Frymer, and Thomas P. Kim, Party Elites, Ideological Voters, and Divided Party Government XXII,195

Binder, Sarah, Parties and Institutional Choice Revisited XXXI,513

Binder, Sarah A., and Forrest Maltzman, The Limits of Senatorial Courtesy XXIX,5

Binder, Sarah, Forrest Maltzman, and Lee Sigelman, Senators' Home-State Reputations: Why Do Constituents Love a Bill Cohen So Much More Than a Al D'Amato? XXIII,545

Bipartisanship Legislative Delegations and the Mean-Seeking Hypothesis: The Case of Washington, 1948-96 Phillip L. Gianos,  XXV, 499

Bishin, Benjamin G., Constituency Influence in Congress: Does Subconstituency Matter? XXV,389

Bisson, Thomas N., Celebration and Persuasion: Reflections on the Cultural Evolution of Medieval Consultation VII,181

Black, Michael, and James M. McCormick, Ideology and Senate Voting on the Panama Canal Treaties VIII,45

Black Political Representation: An Examination of Legislative Activity Within U.S. House Committees, Katrina L. Gamble XXXII,421

Black Representation: Making Sense of Electoral Geography at Different Levels of Government, Bernard Grofman and Lisa Handley XIV,265

Blair, Diane D., and Jeanie R. Stanley, Personal Relationships and Legislative Power: Male and Female Perceptions XVI,495

Blair, Diane Kincaid, and Ann R. Henry, The Family Factor in State Legislative Turnover VI,55

Blischke, Werner, Parliamentary Staffs in the German Bundestag VI,533

Blumler, Jay G., and Holli A. Semetko, Mass Media and Legislative Campaigns in a Unitary Parliamentary Democracy: The Case of Britain XII,415

Boll Weevils and Roll-Call Voting: A Study in Time and Space, M.V. Hood and Irwin L. Morris XXIII,245

Bond, Jon R., The Influence of Constituency Diversity on Electoral Competition in Voting for Congress, 1974-1978 VIII,201

Bond, Jon R., and Richard Fleisher, The Limits of Presidential Popularity as a Source of Influence in the U.S. House V,69

Bond, Jon R., Richard Fleisher, John A. Hamman, and Jeffrey E. Cohen, State-Level Presidential Approval and Senatorial Support  XXV,577

Bonding, Structure, and the Stability of Political Parties: Party Government in the House, Gary W. Cox and Mathew D. McCubbins XIX,215

Born, Richard, Congressional Incumbency and the Rise of Split-Ticket Voting, XXV,365

Born, Richard, Split-Ticket Voters, Divided Government, and Fiorina's Policy-Balancing Model XIX,95

Borris, Thomas J., and Ruth S. Jones, Strategic Contributing in Legislative Campaigns: The Case of Minnesota X,89

Botero, Felipe, and Brian F. Crisp, Multicountry Studies of Latin American Legislatures: A Review Article XXIX,329

Box-Steffensmeier, Janet M., and J. Tobin Grant, All in a Day’s Work: The Financial Rewards of Legislative Effectiveness XXIV, 511

Box-Steffensmeier, Janet M., Peter M. Radcliffe, and Brandon M. Bartels, The Incidence and Timing of PAC Contributions to Incumbent U.S. House Members, 1993-94 XXX,549

Box-Steffensmeier, Janet M., Valeria Sinclair-Chapman, and William D. Anderson, The Keys to Legislative Success in the U.S. House of Representatives XXVIII,357

Boynton, G.R., and W.H. Kwon, An Analysis of Consociational Democracy III,11

Brace, Paul A., Probabilistic Approach to Retirement from the U.S. Congress X,107

Brace, Paul, Ronald E. Weber, and Harvey J. Tucker, Vanishing Marginals in State Legislative Elections XVI,29

Bradley, Robert B., Motivations in Legislative Information Use V,393

Brady, David W., and Charles S. Bullock III, Party and Factional Organization in Legislatures VIII,599

Brady, David W., and Charles S. Bullock III, Party, Constituency, and Roll-Call Voting in the U.S. Senate VIII,29

Brady, David W., and Hugh W. Stephens, The Parliamentary Parties and the Electoral Reforms of 1884-85 in Britain I,491

Brady, David W., Richard Brody, and David Epstein, Heterogeneous Parties and Political Organization: The U.S. Senate, 1880-1920 XIV,205

Brady, David W., Richard A. Brody, John A. Ferejohn, and Catherine R. Shapiro, Linking Constituency Opinion and Senate Voting Scores: A Hybrid Explanation XV,599

Brady, David, Kara Buckley, and Douglas Rivers, The Roots of Careerism in the U.S. House of Representatives XXIV,489

Brady, David W., Joseph Cooper, and Patricia A. Hurley, The Decline of Party in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1887-1968 IV,381

Brady, David W., Joseph Cooper, and Patricia A. Hurley, Measuring Legislative Potential for Policy Change II,385

Brady, David W., Hahrie Han, and Jeremy C. Pope, Primary Elections and Candidate Ideology: Out-of-Step with the Primary Electorate? XXXII,79

Brasher, Holly, David Lowery, and Virginia Gray, State Lobby Registration Data: The Anomalous Case of Florida (and Minnesota too!) XXIV,303

Bratton, Kathleen A. and Michelle A. Barnello, Bridging the Gender Gap in Bill Sponsorship XXXII,449

Brauen, Marsha L., and Kathryn Newcomer Harmon, Joint Electoral Outcomes as Cues for Congressional Support of U.S. Presidents IV,281

Breaux, David A., and Anthony Gierzynski, "It's Money That Matters": Campaign Expenditures and State Legislative Primaries XVI,429

Breaux, David, and Anthony Gierzynski, Legislative Elections and the Importance of Money XXI,337

Breaux, David A., and Anthony Gierzynski, Money and the Party Vote in State House Elections XVIII,515

Breaux, David A., and Anthony Gierzynski, Money and Votes in State Legislative Elections XVI,203

Breaux, David A., and Malcolm E. Jewell, The Effect of Incumbency on State Legislative Elections XIII,495

Breaux, David A., and Malcolm E. Jewell, Southern Primary and Electoral Competition and Incumbent Success XVI,129

Brennan, Pauline Gasdow, Timothy J. Flanagan, and Debra Cohen, Crime Control Ideology Among New York State Legislators XVIII,411

Brenner, Philip, and William M. LeoGrande, The House Divided: Ideological Polarization Over Aid to the Nicaraguan "Contras" XVIII,105

Brians, Craig Leonard, and Martin Wattenberg, Partisan Turnout Bias in Midterm Legislative Elections XXVII,407

Bridging the Gender Gap in Bill Sponsorship, Michelle A. Barnello and Kathleen A. Bratton XXXII,449

Bringing Home the Bacon: The Politics of Pork Barrel in the North Carolina Legislature, Joel A. Thompson XI,91

Brink, James Eastgate, Provincial Assemblies and Parlement in Early Modern France: A Review of Historical Scholarship XI,429

Brink, James Eastgate, The Estates General of Languedoc: Struggles for Provincial Autonomy in Early 16th Century France V,437

British Backbench Rebellion and Government Appointments, 1945-87, Richard J. Piper xvi,219

British MPs in Their Constituencies, J. Vincent Buck and Bruce E. Cain XV,127

Brody, Richard, David Epstein, and David Brady, Heterogeneous Parties and Political Organization: The U.S. Senate, 1880-1920 XIV,205

Brody, Richard A., John A. Ferejohn, Catherine R. Shapiro, and David W. Brady, Linking Constituency Opinion and Senate Voting Scores: A Hybrid Explanation XV,599

Brookshire, Robert G., and Dean F. Duncan III, Congressional Career Patterns and Party Systems VIII,65

Brown, Deborah Dwight, and Richard E. Matland, District Magnitude's Effect on Female Representation in U.S. State Legislatures XVII,469

Browne, Eric C., and Mark N. Franklin, Editors' Introduction: New Directions in Coalition Research xi,469

Browne, Eric C., John P. Frendreis, and Dennis W. Gleiber, The Study of Cabinet Dissolutions in Parliamentary Democracies xi,619

Browne, William P., Multiple Sponsorship and Bill Success in U.S. State Legislatures X,483

Brunell, Thomas L., Christopher J. Anderson, and Rachel K. Cremona, Descriptive Representation, District Demography, and Attitudes toward Congress among African Americans XXXIII,223

Brunell, Thomas L., William Koetzle, and Bernard Grofman, Why Gain in the Senate But Midterm Loss in the House? Evidence from a Natural Experiment XXIII,79

Brunell, Thomas L., William Koetzle, John DiNardo, Bernard Grofman, and Scott L. Feld, The R2=.93: Where Then Do They Differ? Comparing Liberal and Conservative Interest Group Ratings XXIV,87

Buchanan, Scott E., Ronald Keith Gaddie, and Charles S. Bullock III,  What is So Special About Special Elections? XXIV,103

Buck, J. Vincent, and Bruce E. Cain, British MPs in Their Constituencies XV,127

Buckley, Kara, Douglas Rivers, and David Brady, The Roots of Careerism in the U.S. House of Representatives XXIV,489

Budge, Ian, and Michael Laver, Office-Seeking and Policy Pursuit in Coalition Theory xi,485

Budge, Ian, and Michael Laver, Policy, Ideology, and Party Distance: Analysis of Election Programmes in 19 Democracies xi,607

Budge, Ian, Dennis Farlie, and Galen Irwin, Social Background vs. Motivational Determinants of Legislative Careers in The Netherlands IV,447

Building a Reputation on National Security: The Impact of Stereotypes Related to Gender and Military Experience, Michele Swers XXXII,559

Bullock, Charles S., III, Explaining Congressional Elections: Differences in Perceptions of Opposing Candidates II,295

Bullock, Charles S., III, Motivations for U.S. Congressional Committee Preferences: Freshmen of the 92d Congress I,201

Bullock, Charles S., III, and David W. Brady, Party and Factional Organization in Legislatures VIII,599

Bullock, Charles S., III, and David W. Brady, Party, Constituency, and Roll-Call Voting in the U.S. Senate VIII,29

Bullock, Charles S., III, and Mary Alice Nye, Civil Rights Support: A Comparison of Southern and Border State Representatives XVII,81

Bullock, Charles S. III, and David J. Shafer, Party Targeting and Electoral Success XXII,573

Bullock, Charles S. III, Ronald Keith Gaddie, and Scott E. Buchanan, What is So Special About Special Elections? XXIV,103

Bullock. Charles S. III, Ronald Keith Gaddie, and Anders Ferrington, When Experience Fails: The Experience Factor in Congressional Runoffs XXVI,31

Burden, Barry C., and Tammy M. Frisby, Preferences, Partisanship, and Whip Activity in the U.S. House of Representatives XXIX,569

Burden, Barry C., Gregory A. Caldeira, and Tim Groseclose, Measuring the Ideologies of U.S. Senators: The Song Remains the Same XXV,237

Burgin, Eileen, Representatives' Decisions on Participation in Foreign Policy Issues XVI,521

Burkhart, Simone, and Philip Manow, Legislative Self-Restraint under Divided Government in Germany , 1976-2002 XXXII,167

Burrell, Barbara, Women Candidates in Open-Seat Primaries for the U.S. House: 1968-1990 XVII,493

Button, James, and David Hedge, Legislative Life in the 1990s: A Comparison of Black and White State Legislators XXI,199

C
Cain, Bruce E., and J. Vincent Buck, British MPs in Their Constituencies XV,127

Cain, Bruce E., and Janet Campagna, Predicting Partisan Redistricting Disputes XII,265

Cain, Bruce E., John A. Ferejohn, and Morris P. Fiorina, The House is Not a Home: British MPs and Their Constituencies IV,499

Calabrese, Stephen, Multimember District Congressional Elections XXV,611

Caldeira, Gregory A., and Samuel C. Patterson, Contextual Influences on Participation in U.S. State Legislative Elections VII,359

Caldeira, Gregory A., and Samuel C. Patterson, Standing Up for Congress: Variations in Public Esteem Since the 1960s XV,25

Caldeira, Gregory A., Barry C. Burden., and Tim Groseclose, Measuring the Ideologies of U.S. Senators: The Song Remains the Same XXV,237

Caldeira, Gregory A., John A. Clark, and Samuel C. Patterson, Political Respect in the Legislature XVIII,3

Cameron, Charles, William Howell, Scott Adler, and Charles Riemann,  Divided Government and the Legislative Productivity of Congress 1945-94 XXV,285

Campagna, Janet C., Bias and Responsiveness in the Seat-Vote Relationship XVI,81

Campagna, Janet C., and Bruce E. Cain, Predicting Partisan Redistricting Disputes XII,265

Campaign Expenditures and Legislative Elections in Florida, Michael W. Giles and Anita Pritchard X,71

Campaign Finance in New York Senate Elections, Jeffrey M. Stonecash. XV,247

Campaign Spending in U.S. Senate Elections, Alan I. Abramowitz XIV,487

Campaign War Chests and Challenger Quality in Senate Elections, Jay Goodliffe XXXII,135

Campbell, Colin, and Harold D. Clarke, Editors' Introduction: The Contemporary Canadian Legislative System III,529

Campbell, Colin, and Allan Kornberg, Parliament in Canada: A Decade of Published Research III,555

Campbell, James E., Cosponsoring Legislation in the U.S. Congress VII,415

Campbell, James E., John R. Alford, and Keith Henry, Television Markets and Congressional Elections IX,665

Campbell, Stanley, and Jean Laporte, The Staff of the Parliamentary Assemblies in France VI,521

Can We Learn the Causes of Congressional Decisions from Roll-Call Data? Peter M. VanDoren XV,311

Candidacies and Competitiveness in Multimember Districts, Richard G. Niemi, Simon Jackman, and Laura R. Winsky XVI,91

Candidate Visibility in France and the United States, Roy Pierce and Philip E. Converse VI,339

Candidates, Campaigns, or Partisan Conditions? Reevaluating Strategic-Politicians Theory, Scott J. Basinger and Michael J. Ensley XXXII,361

Candidates, Issues, and Participation in Senate Elections, Lyn Ragsdale and Jerrold G. Rusk XX,305

Candidates' Policy Positions and Voting in U.S. Congressional Elections, Gerald C. Wright, Jr. III,445

Canon, David T., Electoral Systems and the Representation of Minority Interests in Legislatures XXIV,331

Canon, David T., The Institutionalization of Leadership in the U.S. Congress XIV,415

Canon, David T., and David J. Sousa, Party System Change and Political Career Structures in the U.S. Congress XVII,347

Cantor, David M., and Paul S. Herrnson, Party Campaign Activity and Party Unity in the U.S. House of Representatives XXII,393

Career Intentions and Electoral Performance of Members of the U.S. House, James L. Payne VII,93

Career Opportunities and Membership Stability in Legislatures, Peverill Squire XIII,65

Carey, John M., and Gina Yannitell Reinhardt, State-Level Institutional Effects on Legislative Coalition Unity in Brazil XXIX,23

Carey, John M., Frantisek Formanek, and Ewa Karpowicz, Legislative Autonomy in New Regimes: The Czech and Polish Cases XXIV,569

Carey, John M., Richard G. Niemi, and Lynda W. Powell, The Effects of Term Limits on State Legislatures XXIII,271

Carey, John M., Richard Niemi, Lynda W. Powell, and Gary F. Moncrief, The Effects of Term Limits on State Legislatures: A New Survey of the 50 States XXXI, 105

Carroll, John J., and Arthur English, 'Rules of the Game' in Ephemeral Institutions: U.S. State Constitutional Conventions VI,305

Carroll, Royce, Gary W. Cox, and Mónica Pachón, How Parties Create Electoral Democracy, Chapter 2 XXXI, 153

Carson, Jamie L., Jeffery A. Jenkins, and Michael H. Crespin, Parties as Procedural Coalitions in Congress: An Examination of Differing Career Tracks XXX,365

Casework and Institutional Design: Redeeming Promises in the Promised Land, Eric M. Uslaner X,35

Casework as a Technique of U.S. Congressional Oversight of the Executive, John R. Johannes IV,325

Cassie, William, and Joel A. Thompson, Party and PAC Contributions to North Carolina Legislative Candidates XVII,409

Cassie, William, Gary Moncrief, and Joel A. Thompson, Revisiting the State of U.S. State Legislative Research XXI,301

The Caucus Reelection Requirement and the Transformation of House Committee Chairs, 1959-94, Fiona M. Wright, XXV,469

Cayrol, Roland, Jean-Luc Parodi, and Colette Ysmal, French Deputies and the Political System I,67

Celebration and Persuasion: Reflections on the Cultural Evolution of Medieval Consultation, Thomas N. Bisson VII,181

The Central Concepts in Fenno's Committee Studies, Steven S. Smith XI,5

Chaisty, Paul, Defending the Institutional Status Quo: Communist Leadership of the Second Russian State Duma, 1996-99 XXVIII,5

Challenger Quality and Voting Behavior in U.S. Senate Elections, Peverill Squire XVII,247

Challengers in U.S. Senate Elections, Peverill Squire XIV,531

Challenges to Economic Orthodoxy and Parliamentary Sovereignty in 18th Century Sweden, Michael F. Metcalf VII,251

Champagne, Richard A., Conditions for Realignment in the U.S. Senate, or What Makes the Steamroller Start? VIII,231

Changes in Professionalism in U.S. State Legislatures, James D. King XXV,327

The Changing Face of the British House of Commons in the 1970s, Philip Norton V,333

Changing Horses in Midstream: Party Changers in the Turkish National Assembly,
Ilter Turan X,21

Changes in the Election of Women to U.S. State Legislative Seats, Carol Nechemias XII,125

Changes in Legislative Support for the Governor's Program Over Time, Thad E. Hall XXVII,107

Changing Motives for Committee Preferences of New Members of the U.S. House, Steven S. Smith and Christopher J. Deering VIII,271

Changing Patterns of Female Recruitment to the U.S. House of Representatives, Irwin N. Gertzog IV,429

Changing Procedures and Changing Strategies in Dutch Coalition Building, Hans Daalder XI,507

Changing the Guard in the U.S. Senate, Roger H. Davidson and Walter J. Oleszek IX,635

Characteristics of Press Coverage in Senate and Gubernatorial Elections: Information Available to Voters, Kim Fridkin Kahn XX,23

Charlot, Jean, Representation in France: The Responsible Party Model XII,237

Chee, Chan Heng, The Role of Parliamentary Politicians in Singapore I,423

Chi-Hung, Chu, Ethnicity, Partisanship, and Legislative Activity in Malaysia I,551

China's National People's Congress: Reform and Its Limits, Kevin J. O'Brien XIII,343

Choosing to Run: Why House Members Seek Election to the Senate, Gary W. Copeland XIV,549

Citizens, Structures, and Sister States: Influences on State Legislative Professionalism, Christopher Z. Mooney XX,47

Civil Rights Support: A Comparison of Southern and Border State Representatives, Mary Alice Nye and Charles S. Bullock III XVII,81

Clarence Thomas and the Politicization of Candidate Gender in the 1992 Senate Elections, Thomas P. Kim XXIII,399

Clark, John A., Samuel C. Patterson, and Gregory A. Caldeira, Political Respect in the Legislature XVIII,3

Clarke, Harold D., Determinants of Provincial Constituency Service Behaviour: A Multivariate Analysis III,601

Clarke, Harold D., and Colin Campbell, Editors' Introduction: The Contemporary Canadian Legislative System III,529

Clarke, Harold D., and Allan Kornberg, Do National Elections Affect Perceptions of MP Responsiveness? A Note on the Canadian Case XVII,183

Clarke, Harold D., and Richard G. Price, Parliamentary Experience and Representational Role Orientations in Canada VI,373

Clarke, Wes, Divided Government and Budget Conflict in the U.S. States XXIII,5

Clausen, Aage R., The Accuracy of Leader Perceptions of Constituency Views II,361

Clausen, Aage R., and Clyde Wilcox, The Dimensionality of Roll-Call Voting Reconsidered XVI,393

Clausen, Aage R., and Clyde Wilcox, Policy Partisanship in Legislative Leadership Recruitment and Behavior XII,243

Clayton, Kathleen M., and James C. Garand, Socialization to Partisanship in the U.S. House: The Speaker's Task Force XI,409

Closing Military Bases (Finally): Solving Collective Dilemmas Through Delegation, Kenneth R. Mayer XX,393

Clubb, Jerome M., William H. Flanigan, Peter Granda, Nancy H. Zingale, and Erik W. Austin, Electoral Participation in the United States, 1968-86 XVI,145

Clucas, Richard A., The Effect of Campaign Contributions on the Power of the California Assembly Speaker XIX,417

Clucas, Richard A., Legislative Leadership and Campaign Support in California XVII,265

Clucas, Richard A., Party Contributions and the Influence of Campaign Committee Chairs on Roll-Call Voting XXII,179

Clucas, Richard A., Principal-Agent Theory and the Power of State House Speakers, XXVI,319

Coats, R. Morris, and Thomas R. Dalton, A Note on the Cost of Standing for the British Parliament: 1852-1880 XVII,585

The Co-Decision Procedure in the European Union, Christophe Crombez XXII,97

Cohen, Debra, Pauline Gasdow Brennan, and Timothy J. Flanagan, Crime Control Ideology Among New York State Legislators XVIII,411

Cohen, Jeffrey E., The Impact of the Modern Presidency on Presidential Success in the U.S. Congress VII,515

Cohen, Jeffrey E., Perceptions of Electoral Insecurity Among Members Holding Safe Seats in a U.S. State Legislature IX,365

Cohen, Jeffrey E., Jon R. Bond, Richard Fleisher, and John A. Hamman, State-Level Presidential Approval and Senatorial Support  XXV,577

Cohen, Lenard J., Politics as an Avocation: Legislative Professionalization and Participation in Yugoslavia V,175

Cohort Effects and the Incumbency Advantage, Eric McGhee XXXIII,113

Collective Representation Reappraised, Patricia A. Hurley VII,119

Collie, Melissa P., Electoral Patterns and Voting Alignments in the U.S. House, 1886-1986 XIV,107

Collie, Melissa P., The Legislature and Distributive Policy Making in Formal Perspective XIII,427

Collie, Melissa P., The Rise of Coalition Politics: Voting in the U.S. House, 1933-1980 XIII,321

Collie, Melissa P., Voting Behavior in Legislatures IX,3

The Color of Their Skin or the Content of Their Behavior: Race and Perceptions of African American Legislators, Kerry L. Haynie XXVII,295

Comer, John, and Harry Basehart, Partisan and Incumbent Effects in State Legislative Redistricting XVI,65

Committee Assignments in the U.S. Senate, James W. Endersby and Karen M. McCurdy XXI,219

Committee Membership Turnover in the Colombian National Congress, 1958-1974, Harvey F. Kline II,29

Committee Outliers in State Legislatures, L. Marvin Overby, Thomas A. Kazee, and David W. Prince XXIX,81

Committee Size in the U.S. Congress, Bruce A. Ray and Steven S. Smith IX,679

Communicating to the Courts and Beyond: Why Members of Congress Participate as Amici Curiae, Rorie L. Spill Solberg and Eric S. Heberlig XXIX,591  

Communist Successor Parties and Coalition Formation in Eastern Europe , James N. Druckman and Andrew Roberts XXXII,5

A Comparative Analysis of Speaker Career Patterns in U.S. State Legislatures, Patricia K. Freeman XX,365

Comparing Committee and Floor Preferences, John Londregan and James M. Snyder, Jr. XIX,233

Comparing Constituency Activity by Junior Legislators in Great Britain and Ireland, David M. Wood and Garry Young XXII,217

Comparing Contributions to U.S. House Members from Outside Their Districts, Janet Grenzke XIII,83

Comparing Legislative Studies Groups in Three States, Gary Keith VI,69

Comparing Members' Perceptions with 'Objective' Data on Legislative Activity, Patricia K. Freeman VIII,481

Comparing Parliamentary Voting on European Issues in France and Britain, David M. Wood VII,101

Comparing Senate and House Electoral Outcomes: The Exposure Thesis, Richard W. Waterman XV,99

Comparing the Representativeness of Parliaments, Gerhard Loewenberg and Chong Lim Kim III,27

Competition and Uncontested Seats in U.S. Senate Elections, Peverill Squire XIV,281

Competition in State Legislative Primaries, Craig H. Grau VI,35

Computerized Information Technology in the U.S. House of Representatives, Stephen E. Frantzich IV,255

Concepts of Representation Among Female and Male State Legislators, Beth Reingold XVII,509

Concordance and Projection in Citizen Perceptions of Congressional Roll-Call Behavior, J. Matthew Wilson and Paul Gronke XXV,445

Conditions for Realignment in the U.S. Senate, or What Makes the Steamroller Start? Richard A. Champagne VIII,231

Conference Committees, Sophisticated Voting, and Cyclical Majorities, Donald A. Gross IV,79

Conflict and Perceived Group Benefits from Legislative Rules Changes, Ronald D. Hedlund and Keith E. Hamm I,181

Conflict of Interest in Britain and the United States: An Institutional Argument, Michael M. Atkinson and Maureen Mancuso XVI,471

The Congress as Research Arena: An Uneasy Partnership Between History and Political Science, Heinz Eulau XVIII,569

Congress at the Bicentennial: A Comment, Brian D. Humes XIV,135

Congress at the Bicentennial: A Comment, Joel E. Silbey XIV,129

Congress, the President, and the Commitment of the U.S. Military, James Meernik XX,377

Congressional and State Legislative Roll-Call Studies by U.S. Historians, Joel H. Silbey VI,597

Congressional Attitudes and Voting Behavior: An Examination of Support for Social Welfare, Edith J. Barrett and Fay Lomax Cook XVI,375

Congressional Campaign Style in Illinois and Michigan, Andrew D. McNitt X,267

Congressional Career Patterns and Party Systems, Robert G. Brookshire and Dean F. Duncan III VIII,65

Congressional Committee Leadership, 1971-1978, Joseph K. Unekis and Leroy N. Rieselbach VIII,251

Congressional Committees as Moving Targets, Roger H. Davidson XI,19

Congressional Incumbency and the Rise of Split-Ticket Voting, Richard Born  XXV,365

Congressional Leadership 1965-96: A New Look at the Extremism versus Centrality Debate, Bernard Grofman, William Koetzle, and Anthony J. McGann XXVII,87

Congressional Losers in the U.S. Federal Spending Process, Bruce A. Ray V,359

Congressional Oversight: The Case of the Clean Air Act, Michael J. Scicchitano XI,393

Congressional Party Defection in American History, Timothy P. Nokken and Keith T. Poole XXIX,545

Congressional Party Leadership: Utilitarian versus Majoritarian Incentives, Kathleen Bawn XXIII,219

Congressional Performance, Incumbent Behavior, and Voting in Senate Elections, Monika L. McDermott and David R. Jones  XXX,235

Congressional Responsiveness to Redistricting Induces Constituency Change: An Extension to the 1990s, Christine Leveaux-Sharpe XXVI,275

Congressional Vote Option, David C. King and Richard J. Zeckhauser XXVIII,387

Connecting Descriptive and Substantive Representation: An Analysis of Sex Differences in Cosponsorship Activity in the House of Representatives, Michele L. Swers XXX,407

Consequences of Legislative Review of Agency Regulations in Three U.S. States, Marcus E. Ethridge IX,161

Conservative Coalition Support in the House of Representatives: 1963-1988, Mary Alice Nye XVIII,255

Consistency Between Committee and Floor Voting in U.S. State Legislatures, Keith E. Hamm VII,473

Constituency Demands and Legislative Support: An Experiment, Michael L. Mezey I,101

Constituency Influence in Congress: Does Subconstituency Matter? Benjamin G. Bishon XXV,389

Constituency Influence on House Roll-Call Votes in the Progressive Era, 1913-1915, Eileen Lorenzi McDonagh XVIII,185

Constituency Linkage of National Legislators in India, Shriram Maheshwari I,331

Constituency Opinion, Ross Perot, and Roll-Call Behavior in the U.S. House: The Case of the NAFTA, David B. Holian, Timothy B. Krebs, and Michael H. Walsh XXII,369

Constituency Population and Representation in the U.S. Senate, John R. Hibbing and John R. Alford XV,581

Constituency Preferences: California Ballot Propositions, 1974–90, James M. Snyder, Jr. XXI,465

Constituency Representation in Korea: Sources and Consequences, Chan Wook Park XIII,225

Constituency Service Among Sub-National Legislators in Australia and Canada, John Halligan, Robert Krause, Robert Williams, and Geoffrey Hawker XIII,49

Constituency-Level Competition in the U.S. States 1968–1988: A Pooled Analysis, Emily Van Dunk and Ronald E. Weber XXII,141

Constituent Orientation Among Malaysian State Legislators, M.C. Kumbhat and Y.M. Marican I,389

Constituents and Legislators: Learning About the Persian Gulf War Resolution, R. Michael Alvarez and Paul Gronke XXI,105

Constitutional-Electoral Reforms and Politics in Singapore, Hussin Mutalib XXVII,659

The Constitutional Prescription of Parliamentary Procedures in Gaullist France, William G. Andrews III,465

Contested and Uncontested Primaries for the U.S. House, Harvey L. Schantz V,545

Contextual Influences on Participation in U.S. State Legislative Elections, Gregory A. Caldeira and Samuel C. Patterson VII,359

The Continuing Search for Party Influence in Congress: A View from the Committees, Daniel S. Ward XVIII,211

Converse, Philip E., and Roy Pierce, Candidate Visibility in France and the United States VI,339

Converse, Philip E., and Roy Pierce, Representative Roles and Legislative Behavior in France IV,525

Cook, Fay Lomax, and Edith J. Barrett, Congressional Attitudes and Voting Behavior: An Examination of Support for Social Welfare XVI,375

Cook, Timothy E., House Members as Newsmakers: The Effects of Televising Congress XI,203

Cook, Timothy E., Legislature vs. Legislator: A Note on the Paradox of Congressional Support IV,43

Cooper, Joseph, and Riccardo Pelizzo, Stability in Parliamentary Regimes: The Italian Case XXVII,163

Cooper, Joseph, and Cheryl D. Young, Bill Introduction in the Nineteenth Century: A Study of Institutional Change XIV,67

Cooper, Joseph, Patricia A. Hurley, and David W. Brady, Measuring Legislative Potential for Policy Change II,385

Cooper, Joseph, Patricia A. Hurley, and David W. Brady, The Decline of Party in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1887-1968 IV,381

Cope, Esther S., Public Images of Parliament During Its Absence VII,221

Copeland, Gary W., Choosing to Run: Why House Members Seek Election to the Senate XIV,549

Copeland, Gary w., the House Says 'No' to Public Financing of Congressional Campaigns IX,487

Corbetta, Renato, and Leslie A. Schwindt-Bayer, Gender Turnover and Roll-Call Voting in the U.S. House of Representatives XXIX,215

Correlates and Effects of Attention to District by U.S. House Members, Glenn R. Parker and Suzanne L. Parker X,223

Cosponsoring Legislation in the U.S. Congress, James E. Campbell VII,415

Cosponsorship in the U.S. Congress, Rick K. Wilson and Cheryl D. Young XXII,25

Costantini, Edmond, and Charles Dannehl, Party Registration and Party Vote: Democratic Fall-Off in Legislative Elections XVIII,29

The Costs of Control: Legislators, Agencies, and Transaction Costs, John D. Huber and Charles R. Shipan XXV,25

Cover, Albert D., and George Serra, The Electoral Consequences of Perquisite Use: The Casework Case XVII,233

Covington, Cary R., Mobilizing Congressional Support for the President: Insights from the 1960s XII,77

Cox, Gary W., Agenda Setting in the U.S. House: A Majority-Party Monopoly? XXVI,185

Cox, Gary W., Electoral Rules and the Calculus of Mobilization XXIV,387

Cox, Gary W., On the Effects of Legislative Rules XXV,169

Cox, Gary W., and Mathew D. McCubbins, Bonding, Structure, and the Stability of Political Parties: Party Government in the House XIX,215

Cox, Gary W., and Mathew D. McCubbins, On the Decline of Party Voting in Congress XVI,547

Cox, Gary W., and Scott Morgenstern, The Increasing Advantage of Incumbency in the U.S. States XVIII,495

Cox, Gary W., and Scott Morgenstern, The Incumbency Advantage in Multimember Districts: Evidence from the U.S. States XX,329

Cox, Gary W., William B. Heller, and Mathew D. McCubbins, Agenda Power in the Italian Chamber of Deputies, 1988-2000 XXXIII,171

Cox, Gary W., Mónica Pachón, and Royce Carroll, How Parties Create Electoral Democracy, Chapter 2 XXXI, 153

Cremona, Rachel K., Thomas L. Brunell, and Christopher J. Anderson, Descriptive Representation, District Demography, and Attitudes toward Congress among African Americans XXXIII,223

Crespin, Michael H., Jamie L. Carson, and Jeffery A. Jenkins, Parties as Procedural Coalitions in Congress: An Examination of Differing Career Tracks XXX,365

Crime Control Ideology Among New York State Legislators, Timothy J. Flanagan, Debra Cohen, and Pauline Gasdow Brennan XVIII,411

Crisp, Brian F., and Felipe Botero, Multicountry Studies of Latin American Legislatures: A Review Article XXIX,329

Crisp, Brian F., and Rachael E. Ingall, Determinants of Home Style: The Many Incentives for Going Home in Colombia XXVI,487

Crombez, Christophe, The Co-Decision Procedure in the European Union XXII,97

Cromwell, Valerie, Mapping the Political World of 1861: A Multidimensional Analysis of House of Commons' Division Lists VII,281

Crowe, Edward, The Web of Authority: Party Loyalty and Social Control in the British House of Commons XI,161

Crowley, Jocelyn Elise, When Tokens Matter XXIX,109

The Cultural Roots of a New Legislature: Public Perceptions of the Korean National Assembly, Chong Lim Kim and Gerhard Loewenberg I,371

Currinder, Marian L., Leadership PAC Contribution Strategies and House Member Ambitions XXVIII,551

Czar Rule in the Russian Congress of People’s Deputies? Mikhail G. Myagkov and D. Roderick Kiewiet XXI,5

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D-NOMINATE After 10 Years: A Comparative Update to Congress: A Political-Economic History of Roll-Call Voting, Keith T. Poole and Howard Rosenthal, XXVI,5

Daalder, Hans, Changing Procedures and Changing Strategies in Dutch Coalition Building XI,507

Dalton, Thomas R., and R. Morris Coats, A Note on the Cost of Standing for the British Parliament: 1852-1880 XVII,585

Damgaard, Erik, The Function of Parliament in the Danish Political System: Results of Recent Research V,101

Dancing with the One Who Brought You: The Allocation and Impact of Party Giving to State Legislators, David L. Schecter and David M Hedge XXVI,437

Dannehl, Charles, and Edmond Costantini, Party Registration and Party Vote: Democratic Fall-Off in Legislative Elections XVIII,29

Davidson, Roger H., Congressional Committees as Moving Targets XI,19

Davidson, Roger H., Multiple Referral of Legislation in the U.S. Senate XIV,375

Davidson, Roger H., The Advent of the Modern Congress: The Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946 XV,357

Davidson, Roger H., and Walter J. Oleszek, Adaptation and Consolidation: Structural Innovation in the U.S. House of Representatives I,37

Davidson, Roger H., and Walter J. Oleszek, Changing the Guard in the U.S. Senate IX,635

Davidson, Roger H., and Glenn R. Parker, Why Do Americans Love Their Congressmen So Much More Than Their Congress? IV,53

Davidson, Roger H., Walter J. Oleszek, and Thomas Kephart, One Bill, Many Committees: Multiple Referrals in the U.S. House of Representatives XIII,3

Dawes, Roy A., and A. Hunter Bacot, Electoral Career Patterns and Incumbency Advantage in the U.S. House of Representatives XXIII,575

The Decision to Run for the U.S. Congress: Challenger Attitudes in the 1970s, Thomas A. Kazee V,79

The Decline of Party in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1887-1968, David W. Brady, Joseph Cooper, and Patricia A. Hurley IV,381

Decomposing the Sources of Incumbency Advantage in the U.S. House, Steven D. Levitt and Catherine D. Wolfram XXII,45

Deering, Christopher J., Subcommittee Government in the U.S. House: An Analysis of Bill Management VII,533

Deering, Christopher J., and Steven S. Smith, Changing Motives for Committee Preferences of New Members of the U.S. House VIII,271

Defending the Institutional Status Quo: Communist Leadership of the Second Russian State Duma, 1996-99, Paul Chaisy XXVIII,5

Deference, Extremism, and Interest Group Ratings, Keith Krehbiel XIX,61

Deferred Gratification and Minority Governments in Scandinavia, Kaare Strøm XI,583

DeGregorio, Christine, Professionals in the U.S. Congress: An Analysis of Working Styles XIII,459

DeGregorio, Christine, and Kevin Snider, Leadership Appeal in the U.S. House of Representatives: Comparing Officeholders and Aides XX,491

Della Sala, Vincent, The Permanent Committees of the Italian Chamber of Deputies: Parliament at Work? XVIII,157

Den Hartog, Chris, and Nathan W. Monroe, The Value of Majority Status: The Effect of Jeffords's Switch on Asset Prices of Republican and Democratic Firms XXXIII,63

DeRidder, Martine M., and Robert L. Peterson, Government Formation as a Policy-Making Arena XI,565

DeRidder, Martine M., Robert L. Peterson, and Rex Wirth, Images of Belgian Politics: The Effects of Cleavages on the Political System III,83

Descriptive Representation, District Demography, and Attitudes toward Congress among African Americans, Thomas L. Brunell, Christopher J. Anderson, and Rachel K. Cremona XXXIII,223

Desposato, Scott W., The Impact of Federalism on National Party Cohesion in Brazil XXIX,259

Desposato, Scott W., Legislative Politics in Authoritarian Brazil XXVI,287

Determinants of Aggregate Party Cohesion in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1901-1956, Barbara Deckard Sinclair II,155

Determinants of Candidate Emergence in U.S. House Elections: An Exploratory Study, L. Sandy Maisel and Walter J. Stone XXII,79

Determinants of Home Style: The Many Incentives for Going Home in Colombia, Rachael E. Ingall and Brian F. Crisp XXVI,487

Determinants of Provincial Constituency Service Behaviour: A Multivariate Analysis, Harold D. Clarke III,601

The Deterrent Effect of Incumbency on Recruiting Challengers in U.S. House Elections, Thomas A. Kazee VIII,469

The Development of Parliamentary Oversight in Bangladesh: A Research Note, Nizam Ahmed and Shahnaz Khan XX,573

The Development of Parliamentary Parties in Russia, Thomas F. Remington and Steven S. Smith XX,457

Di Palma, Giuseppe, Institutional Rules and Legislative Outcomes in the Italian Parliament I,147

Dierickx, Guido, Ideological Oppositions and Consociational Attitudes in the Belgian Parliament III,133

Dilger, Robert Jay, George A. Krause, and Randolph R. Moffett, State Legislative Professionalism and Gubernatorial Effectiveness: 1978-1991 XX,553

The Dimensionality of Roll-Call Voting Reconsidered, Clyde Wilcox and Aage Clausen XVI,393

DiNardo, John, Thomas L. Brunell, William Koetzle, Bernard Grofman, and Scott L. Feld, The R2=.93: Where Then Do They Differ? Comparing Liberal and Conservative Interest Group Ratings XXIV,87

Directional and Euclidean Theories of Voting Behavior: A Legislative Comparison, Glenn Platt, Keith T. Poole, and Howard Rosenthal XVII,561

Dissent in the British House of Commons: Rejoinder to Franklin, Baxter, Jordan, Philip Norton XII,143

Dissent in the British House of Commons: Response to Norton's Rejoinder, Mark N. Franklin, Alison Baxter, and Margaret Jordan XII,152

The Distribution of Casework in the U.S. Congress: An Uneven Burden, John R. Johannes V,517

The Distribution of Senate Committee Positions: Change or More of the Same? Laura W. Arnold XXVI,227

The Distributive Politics of Cold War Defense Spending: Some State Level Evidence, Barry Rundquist, Jeong-Hwa Lee, and Jungho Rhee XXI,265

District Magnitude's Effect on Female Representation in U.S. State Legislatures, Richard E. Matland and Deborah Dwight Brown XVII,469

Divided Government and Budget Conflict in the U.S. States, Wes Clarke XXIII,5

Divided Government and Congressional Investigations, Douglas Kriner and Liam Schwartz XXXIII,295

Divided Government and the Legislative Productivity of Congress 1945-94, William Howell,  Scott Adler, Charles Cameron, and Charles Riemann,  XXV,285

Divided Parties, Divided Government, Michael Laver XXIV,5

Dixon, Donald R., and Gregory S. Thielemann, Explaining Contributions: Rational Contributors and the Elections for the 71st Texas House XIX,495

D-NOMINATE After 10 Years: A Comparative Update to Congress: A Political-Economic History of Roll-Call Voting, Keith T. Poole and Howard Rosenthal, XXVI,5

Do By-Elections Constitute Referenda? A Four-Country Comparison, Frank B. Feigert and Pippa Norris XV,183

Do Multimember Districts Lead to Free-Riding?, James M. Snyder, Jr.and Michiko Ueda XXXII,649

Do National Elections Affect Perceptions of MP Responsiveness? A Note on the Canadian Case, Harold D. Clarke and Allan Kornberg XVII,183

Domestic Agenda Setting, 1947–1994, Andrew J. Taylor XXIII,373

Donnay, Patrick D., and Graham P. Ramsden, Public Financing of Legislative Elections: Lessons from Minnesota XX,351

Döring, Herbert, Parliamentary Agenda Control and Legislative Outcomes in Western Europe XXVI,145

Doyle, Richard B., Partisanship and Oversight of Agency Rules in Idaho XI,109

Druckman, James N., and Andrew Roberts, Communist Successor Parties and Coalition Formation in Eastern Europe XXXII,5

Druckman, James N., Lanny W. Martin, and Michael F. Thies, Influence Without Confidence: Upper Chambers and Government Formation XXX,529

Duncan, Dean F., III, and Robert G. Brookshire, Congressional Career Patterns and Party Systems VIII,65

Durant, Robert F., and William A. Taggart, Home Style of a U.S. Senator: A Longitudinal Analysis X,489

Dwyre, Diana, Spinning Straw into Gold: Soft Money and U.S. House Elections XXI,409

Dynamics of Congressional Loyalty: Party Defection and Roll-Call Behavior, 1947-97, Timothy P. Nokken,  XXV,.417

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Early Republican Retirement: A Cause of Democratic Dominance in the House of Representatives, John B. Gilmour and Paul Rothstein XVIII,345

Economic Influences on Elections to the U.S. Congress, John R. Owens. IX,123

Economic Polarization and Cabinet Formation in Western Europe, John D. Robertson XI,533

The Economic Sources of Congressional Approval, Thomas J. Rudolph XXVII,577

Editor's Introduction: Communist Legislatures and Communist Politics, Daniel N. Nelson V,161

Editor's Introduction: Congress at the Bicentennial, Charles O. Jones XIV,1

Editors' Introduction: The Contemporary Canadian Legislative System, Colin Campbell and Harold D. Clarke III,529

Editors' Introduction: Electing the U.S. Senate, John R. Alford and Bruce I. Oppenheimer XV,469

Editors' Introduction: Formal Models of Legislatures, Kenneth A. Shepsle and Barry R. Weingast XIX,145

Editors' Introduction: Hendricks Symposium Papers on Internal Operations of the U.S. Senate, John R. Hibbing and John G. Peters XIV,309

Editors' Introduction: Hendricks Symposium Papers on Senate Elections and Representation, John R. Hibbing and John G. Peters XIV,461

Editors' Introduction: Mass Media in Legislative Campaigns, Edie N. Goldenberg and Michael W. Traugott XII,313

Editors' Introduction: New Directions in Coalition Research, Eric C. Browne and Mark N. Franklin XI,469

Editor's Introduction: The Parliamentary Politician in Asia, W.H. Morris-Jones I,283

Editor's Introduction: The Role of European Parliaments in Managing Social Conflict, Gerhard Loewenberg III,1

Editor's Introduction: State Legislative Elections, Malcolm E. Jewell XVI,1

Editor's Introduction: The State of U.S. State Legislative Research, Malcolm E. Jewell VI,1

Editor's Introduction: Studies in the History of Parliaments, John Bell Henneman VII,161

Editors' Introduction: Toward a New Model of Legislative Representation, Malcolm E. Jewell and Gerhard Loewenberg IV,485

The Effect of Black Population on Electing Democrats and Liberals to the House of Representatives, Bernard Grofman, Robert Griffin, and Amihai Glazer XVII,365

The Effect of Campaign Contributions on the Power of the California Assembly Speaker, Richard A. Clucas XIX,417

The Effect of Dominant and Central Parties on Cabinet Composition and Durability, Peter van Roozendaal XVII,5

The Effect of Energy Politics on Congressional and Executive Organization in the 1970s, Charles O. Jones and Randall Strahan X,151

The Effect of Incumbency on State Legislative Elections, Malcolm E. Jewell and David Breaux XIII,495

The Effect of Membership Stability on Continuity and Experience in U.S. State Legislative Committees, Hubert Harry Basehart V,55

The Effect of Messages Communicated by Members of Congress: The Impact of Publicizing Votes, Daniel Lipinski  XXVI,81

The Effect of Open Seats on Challenger Strength in Japanese Lower House Elections, John Hickman XVII,573

The Effect of U.S. State Legislative Term Limits Revisited, Cynthia Opheim XIX,49

The Effects of Congruity Between Community and District on Salience of U.S. House Candidates, Richard G. Niemi, Lynda W. Powell, and Patricia L. Bicknell XI,187

The Effects of Filing Fees and Petition Requirements on U.S. House Elections, Stephen Ansolabehere and Alan Gerber XXI,249

The Effects of Gender on Congressional Behavior and the Substantive Representation of Women, Arturo Vega and Juanita M. Firestone XX,213

The Effects of Incumbency in U.S. Congressional Elections, 1950-1988, Michael Krashinsky and William J. Milne XVIII,321

Effects of the Interaction Between Race and Urbanization on Votes of Southern Congressmen, Kenny J. Whitby X,505

The Effects of Party Advantage on the Partisan Support of New U.S. House Members, Patricia A. Hurley and Brinck Kerr XXV,53 

The Effects of Party and Preferences on Congressional Roll-Call Voting, Stephen Ansolabehere, James M. Snyder, Jr., and Charles Stewart III  XXVI,533

Effects of Structural Change in Legislative Committee Systems on Their Performance in U.S. States, Keith E. Hamm and Gary F. Moncrief VII,383

The Effects of Term Limits on State Legislatures, John M. Carey, Richard G Niemi, and Lynda W. Powell XXIII,271

The Effects of Term Limits on State Legislatures: A New Survey of the 50 States, John M. Carey, Richard Niemi, Lynda W. Powell, and Gary F. Moncrief XXXI, 105

Elected Bodies: The Gender Quota Law for Legislative Candidates in Mexico, Lisa Baldez XXIX,231

Electing Women to the British Commons: Breakout from the Beleaguered Beachhead? Donley T. Studlar, Ian McAllister, and Alvaro Ascui XIII,515

The Electoral Antecedents of State Legislative Committee Assignments, Ronald D. Hedlund and Samuel C. Patterson XVII,539

Electoral Career Patterns and Incumbency Advantage in the U.S. House of Representatives, Roy A. Dawes and A. Hunter Bacot XXIII,575

The Electoral Consequences of Party Switching by Incumbent Members of Congress, 1947-2000, Christian R. Gross and Antoine Yoshinaka XXVIII,55

The Electoral Consequences of Perquisite Use: The Casework Case, George Serra and Albert D. Cover XVII,233

Electoral Influences on Legislative Behavior in Mixed Member Systems: Evidence from Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada, Erik S. Herron XXVII,361

Electoral Marginality in State Legislative Elections, 1968-86, James C. Garand XVI,7

Electoral Participation in the United States, 1968-86, Erik W. Austin, Jerome M. Clubb, William H. Flanigan, Peter Granda, and Nancy H. Zingale XVI,145

Electoral Patterns and Voting Alignments in the U.S. House, 1886-1986, Melissa P. Collie XIV,107

Electoral Responsiveness and Partisan Bias in Multiparty Democracies, Gary King XV,159

Electoral Rules and the Calculus of Mobilization, Gary W. Cox XXIV,387

Electoral Strategy, Committee Membership, and Rent Seeking in the Taiwanese Legislature, 1992–2001, Nathan F. Batto XXX,43

Electoral Systems and the Representation of Minority Interests in Legislatures, David T. Canon  XXIV,331

Ellickson, Mark C., Pathways to Legislative Success: A Path Analytic Study of the Missouri House of Representatives XVII,285

Elling, Richard C., Ideological Change in the U.S. Senate: Time and Electoral Responsiveness VII,75

Elling, Richard C., The Utility of State Legislative Casework as a Means of Oversight IV,353

The Emergence of Career Politicians in Post-Communist Democracies: Poland and the Czech Republic, Goldie Shabad and Kazimierz M. Slomczynski XXVII,333

Emergence of Legislative Institutions: Standing Committees in the House and Senate, 1810-1825, Gerald Gamm and Kenneth A. Shepsle XIV,39

Empire and Representation: The U.S. Congress, Abraham Holtzman XI,249

Empirical Determinants of Bicameral Sequence in State Legislatures, James R. Rogers XXX,29

Endersby, James W., and Karen M. McCurdy, Committee Assignments in the U.S. Senate XXI,219

Endogeneity, Exogeneity, Time, and Space in Political Representation, James H. Kuklinski and Gary M. Segura XX,3

English, Arthur, and John J. Carroll, 'Rules of the Game' in Ephemeral Institutions: U.S. State Constitutional Conventions VI,305

Engstrom, Richard L., and John K. Wildgen, Pruning Thorns from the Thicket: An Empirical Test of the Existence of Racial Gerrymandering II,465

Engstrom, Richard L., and John K. Wildgen, Spatial Distribution of Partisan Support and the Seats/Votes Relationship V,423

Ensley, Michael J. and Scott J. Basinger, Candidates, Campaigns, or Partisan Conditions? Reevaluating Strategic-Politicians Theory XXXII,361

Epstein, David, David Brady, and Richard Brody, Heterogeneous Parties and Political Organization: The U.S. Senate, 1880-1920 XIV,205

Erikson, Robert S., Measuring Constituency Opinion: The 1978 U.S. Congressional Election Survey VI,235

Erikson, Robert S., Roll Calls, Reputations, and Representation in the U.S. Senate XV,623

An Essay on Sequence, Position, Goals, and Committee Power, Steven S. Smith XIII,151

The Estates General of Languedoc: Struggles for Provincial Autonomy in Early 16th Century France, James Eastgate Brink V,437

Estimating the Partisan Consequences of Redistricting Plans—Simply, J. Morgan Kousser XXI,521

Ethnic and Partisan Minorities in Two Southern State Legislatures, Keith E. Hamm, Robert Harmel, and Robert Thompson VIII,177

Ethnicity, Partisanship, and Legislative Activity in Malaysia, Chu Chi-Hung I,551

Ethridge, Marcus E.,