Unorthodox lawmaking : new legislative processes in the U.S. Congress / Barbara Sinclair.
1997
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Author
Title
Unorthodox lawmaking : new legislative processes in the U.S. Congress / Barbara Sinclair.
Published
Washington, D.C. : CQ Press, [1997]
Copyright
©1997
Call Number
KF4945 .S58 1997
ISBN
1568022778 (cloth)
156802276X (pbk.)
156802276X (pbk.)
Description
xiv, 257 pages ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)36252521
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 235-242) and index.
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Table of Contents
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Preface
Ch. 1
Clean Air: An Introduction to How the Legislative Process Has Changed
1
Ch. 2
Multiple Paths: The Legislative Process in the House of Representatives
9
Ch. 3
Routes and Obstacles: The Legislative Process in the Senate
32
Ch. 4
Getting One Bill: Reconciling House-Senate Differences
51
Ch. 5
Omnibus Legislation, the Budget Process, and Summits
63
Ch. 6
Why and How the Legislative Process Changed
75
Ch. 7
National Service Legislation: (Mildly) Unorthodox Lawmaking
101
Ch. 8
Regulatory Overhaul: The Pitfalls of Unorthodox Lawmaking
113
Ch. 9
The Omnibus Drug Bill: A "Designer" Legislative Process
134
Ch. 10
The Budget Process as an Instrument for Policy Change: Clinton's Economic Program
151
Ch. 11
The Republican Revolution and the Budget Process
175
Ch. 12
The Consequences of Unorthodox Lawmaking
217
References
235
Index
243