Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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Page 11
... policies may seem to be the most important characteristic of the party . But it should be remembered that to a large part of the voters principles and policies make little appeal . Only when they are properly dramatized by the ...
... policies may seem to be the most important characteristic of the party . But it should be remembered that to a large part of the voters principles and policies make little appeal . Only when they are properly dramatized by the ...
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... Policies The adoption of a party program is frequently the result of many forces that have been brought to bear upon the party . In those periods , especially before the quadrennial conventions of the party , people with individual axes ...
... Policies The adoption of a party program is frequently the result of many forces that have been brought to bear upon the party . In those periods , especially before the quadrennial conventions of the party , people with individual axes ...
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... policies it brings forward and forces the major parties . to consider . As Holcombe says , " If the new policies prove popular , they will eventually be taken up by one or both of the existing major parties , or a realignment of the ...
... policies it brings forward and forces the major parties . to consider . As Holcombe says , " If the new policies prove popular , they will eventually be taken up by one or both of the existing major parties , or a realignment of the ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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