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Interests and Institutions
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Interests and Institutions

Substance and Structure in American Politics

By Robert H. Salisbury
Robert Salisbury's Interests and Institutions offers the reader a perspective on an important intellectual trend in political science: . . . often called the 'New Institutionalism,' [it] focuses on ways in which the internal organization of political institutions affects policy decisions and other political outcomes.
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
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Interest and Institutions is a collection of essays written by distinguished political scientist Robert Salsibury, a leading analyst of interest group politics. He offers his theories on the workings and influence of groups, organizations, and individuals in many different areas of American politics.

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This book is a fine example of an empirical political science that works to reveal American politics from the local community to the national level.

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This volume will aid the newcomer to Salisbury's excellent work, in that most of his theoretical essays are here; it will also provide, in a one-volume format, the seasoned researcher with a schematic of the development of his thought as it evolved.

American Political Science Society Newsletter

386 Pages, 6 x 9 in.

November, 1992

isbn : 9780822985457

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Robert H. Salisbury

Robert H. Salisbury, professor emeritus of political science, was the first Sidney W. Souers Professor of American Government at Washington University.

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