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Citizenship in Our Changing Democracy | |
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Politics, Power, and Participation | |
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Types of Government | |
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Political Power | |
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Participation and Democracy | |
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American Political Ideals | |
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The Changing Face of the American Citizenry | |
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Growing Diversity | |
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Growing Older | |
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Growing Apart | |
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The Future of Citizenship | |
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The Constitution: The Foundation of Citizens' Rights | |
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The Foundations of American Democracy | |
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Early Colonization | |
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Economic Distress | |
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Declaration of Independence | |
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The Birth of a Nation | |
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The Articles of Confederation: A Document | |
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Whose Time Had Come and Gone | |
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The Road to Philadelphia | |
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A New Constitution Is Born | |
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Regional Tensions | |
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Constitutional Principles | |
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Liberal Democratic Principles | |
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Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances | |
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Federalism | |
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Constitutional Construction | |
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The Fight for Ratification | |
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Antifederalist Opposition | |
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The Battle in the States | |
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Making Good on a Promise | |
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Constitutional Change | |
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Amending the Constitution | |
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Institutional Adaptation | |
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Judicial Review | |
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Expanding the Franchise | |
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The Constitution and Civic Engagement Today | |
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Federalism: Citizenship and the Dispersal of Power | |
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The Division of Power | |
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Prevailing Models for Dispersing Power | |
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The Federalist Solution | |
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The Evolution of Intergovernmental Relations | |
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The National Government Asserts Itself: 1789-1832 | |
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Dual Federalism, Disunion, and War: 1832-1865 | |
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Federalism in the Age of Commerce: 1865-1932 | |
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The New Deal and the Growth of National Power: 1932-1937 | |
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Cooperative Federalism: 1937-1960s | |
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Creative Federalism: 1960s-1970s | |
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New Federalism and the Devolution of Power: 1980-Present | |
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Federal-State Relations | |
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Fiscal Relations | |
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Political Relations | |
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Constitutional Issues | |
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Interstate Relations | |
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Cooperation and Competition | |
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Innovation in the States | |
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Federalism and Civic Engagement Today | |
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Civil Liberties: Expanding Citizens' Rights | |
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Heritage of Rights and Liberties | |
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The Constitution and Rights | |
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The Bill of Rights | |
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Incorporation | |
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The Modern Emphasis on Rights | |
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Freedom of Religion | |
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Free Exercise Clause | |
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Congress and Religious Freedom | |
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Establishment Clause | |
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Religion and Public Schools | |
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Religious Use of Public School Facilities and Funds | |
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Prayer in School | |
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Aid to Religious School | |
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Government Endorsement of Religion | |
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Freedom of Speech | |
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Political Speech | |
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Campaign Speech | |
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Commercial Speech | |
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Symbolic Speech | |
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Boundaries of Free Speech | |
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Obscenity | |
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Defamation | |
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Hate Speech | |
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Freedom of the Press | |
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Prior Restraint | |
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Government Control of Media Content | |
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Special Rights | |
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Freedom of Assembly and Association | |
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Freedom of Assembly | |
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Freedom of Association | |
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Right to Keep and Bear Arms | |
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Rights of the Accused | |
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The Fourth Amendment: Searches and Seizures | |
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The Fifth Amendment: Self-Incrimination | |
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The Sixth Amendment: Right to Counsel | |
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The Sixth Amendment: Trial by Jury | |
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The Eighth Amendment: Cruel and Unusual Punishment | |
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The Right to Privacy | |
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Abortion | |
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The Right to Die | |
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Civic Engagement and Constitutional Liberties | |
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Civil Rights: Toward a More Equal Citizenry | |
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African Americans and Civil Rights | |
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Slavery | |
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Dred Scott | |
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The Civil War and Reconstruction | |
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Segregation | |
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Voting Barriers | |
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NAACP | |
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Modern Era of Civil Rights | |
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Civil Rights Mobilization | |
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Civil Rights Legislation | |
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Retrospective | |
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Interpreting Equality | |
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Judicial Tests | |
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Affirmative Action | |
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Racial Classification | |
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Current Impact on Education | |
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Continuing Controversy | |
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Other Minority Groups | |
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Native Americans | |
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Hispanic Americans | |
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Asian Americans | |
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Disabled Americans | |
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American Seniors | |
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Gay and Lesbian Americans | |
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Women and Civil Rights | |
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Women's Mobilization Eras | |
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Early Women's Movement: 1840-1875 | |
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The Suffrage Movement: 1890-1920 | |
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The Second Women's Rights Movement: 1961-Present | |
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Current Issues | |
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Workplace Equality | |
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Sexual Harrassment | |
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Women's Role in the Military | |
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Civic Engagement and Civil Rights | |
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Public Opinion: Listening to Citizens | |
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Understanding Public Opinion in the Context of American Politics | |
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The Nature of Public Opinion | |
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Changes in Assessing and Using Public Opinion | |
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How Political Opinions Are Formed | |
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The Process of Socialization | |
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Agents of Political Socialization | |
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Group Differences in Political Opinions | |
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Racial and Ethnic Identity | |
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Gender | |
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Geography | |
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Measuring Public Opinion | |
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Dimensions of Public Opinion | |
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Types of Polls | |
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Polling Techniques | |
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Who Is Asked? Selecting the Sample | |
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What Is Asked? Paying Attention to the Questions | |
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The Content of American Public Opinion | |
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Political Knowledge | |
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Confidence in Government Institutions | |
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Trust in Government | |
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Political Efficacy | |
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Support for Democratic Values | |
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Political Ideologies | |
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Public Opinion and Public Policy | |
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Public Opinion and Civic Engagement Today | |
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Political Participation: Equal Opportunities and Unequal Voices | |
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Political Participation: Opportunities, Costs, and Benefits | |
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Characteristics of Political Participation | |
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Amount of Information Conveyed | |
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Variation in Frequency and Strength of Messages Conveyed | |
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Ingredients for Involvement | |
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Access to Resources | |
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Political Engagement | |
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Mobilization | |
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Voting | |
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Who Votes? Who Doesn't? | |
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Factors Influencing Voter Turnout | |
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Other Forms of Political Participation | |
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Beyond Voting: Activities That Require More Time | |
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Beyond Voting: Acitivities That Require More Skill | |
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Beyond Voting: Activities That Require Money | |
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The Impact of Participation Patterns on Policy | |
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Participation and Civic Engagement Today | |
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Interest Groups in America | |
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Organized Interests: Who Are They | |
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Neighbors or Adversaries? | |
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Distinctive Features | |
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The Roots of Interest Group Politics in America | |
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Interest Groups on the Rise | |
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The Advocacy Explosion | |
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Who Interests Are Represented? | |
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Who Has the Numbers? | |
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Who Has the Money? | |
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Who Interests Are Not Represented? | |
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Why Join? | |
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Material Incentives | |
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Solidary Incentives | |
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Purposive Incentives | |
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Assessing Motives | |
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Interest Group Strategies | |
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Lobbying and Other Tactics | |
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Lobbying | |
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Financing Campaigns | |
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Accessing the Courts | |
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Grass Roots Mobilation | |
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Coalition Formation | |
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Protests | |
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Interest Groups and Civic Engagement Today | |
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Parties and Political Campaigns: Citizens and the Electoral Process | |
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Political Parties and Electoral Politics | |
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The Nature of Parties | |
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Why Two Parties? | |
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Growth and Development of Our Two-Party System | |
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The Evolution of American Political Parties: Five Party Eras | |
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1968 to Present | |
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Party Realignment | |
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Built to Win: Party Structure | |
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National Committees | |
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Congressional and Senatorial Campaign Committees | |
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State Committees | |
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Local Party Organizations | |
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Precinct Organizations | |
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Third Parties and Independent Candidacies | |
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Candidates and Electoral Politics: Candidate-Centered Campaigning | |
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Candidates, Money, and Expertise | |
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Candidates and the Parties | |
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Candidate Communication | |
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Voters in the Electoral Process: How Americans Decide | |
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Party Choice | |
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Issues | |
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Candidate Characteristics | |
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Parties, Political Campaigns, and Civic Engagement Today | |
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Media: Tuning In or Turning Out | |
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Evolving Civic Life and Media Changes | |
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Early Days | |
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Partisan Press | |
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Penny Press | |
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Yellow Journalism | |
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Broadcast Media | |
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The Media Today | |
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The Media Environment in America | |
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Private Ownership | |
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Ownership Limits | |
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Content Regulation | |
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Emphasis on Entertainment | |
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Adversarial Journalism | |
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Political Bias? | |
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Media and Political Campaigns | |
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Free Media | |
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Presidential Debates | |
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Paid Media | |
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The Internet | |
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Game Coverage | |
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Character Issue (Probing Personal Lives) | |
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Election Night Coverage | |
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Government Coverage in the Media | |
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Covering the President | |
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Covering Congress | |
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Covering the Supreme Court | |
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The Media and Civic Engagement Today | |
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Congress: Doing the People's Business | |
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Origins and Powers of Congress | |
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Civic Life and Congressional Change | |
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Building the Institution | |
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The Era of Reform | |
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The Resurgent Executive Branch | |
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The Rights Revolution and Congress Today | |
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Getting Elected | |
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Resources | |
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The Incumbency Factor | |
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Midterm Elections | |
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Redistricting | |
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Doing the Job: Responsibilities and Benefits | |
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Representing the People | |
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Pay and Perks | |
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Home-Style Politics | |
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Dealing with Organized Interests | |
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Working with Others | |
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Keys to Political Power | |
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The Committee System | |
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Party | |
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Position | |
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Procedures | |
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The Functions of Congress | |
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Lawmaking | |
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Declaring War | |
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Impeachment | |
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Oversight | |
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Budgeting | |
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Advice and Consent | |
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Civic Engagement and Congress Today | |
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The Presidency: Power and Paradox | |
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Origins and Powers of the Presidency | |
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Constitutional Provisions | |
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Crafting the Office: From Washington to Roosevelt | |
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The Modern Presidency | |
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The Path to the Presidency | |
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Getting Elected | |
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Fundraising | |
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Primary Sweepstakes | |
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Party Conventions | |
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The General Election | |
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Presidential Power | |
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Chief Executive | |
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Commander in Chief | |
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Chief Diplomat | |
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Chief of State | |
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Lawmaker | |
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Presidential Roles | |
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Party Leader | |
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Economic Leader | |
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Opinion Leader | |
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The Executive Branch | |
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Cabinet | |
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Executive Office of the President | |
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Presidential Style | |
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Assessing Presidential Power and Its Limits | |
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The Vice President | |
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Civic Engagement and the Presidency Today | |
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Bureaucracy: Citizens As Owners and Consumers | |
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Bureaucratic Changes and Evolving Civic Life | |
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Growth of Bureaucracy | |
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The Early Bureaucracy | |
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The Reform Era | |
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Bureaucracy Today | |
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The Nature of Bureaucracy | |
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Federal Bureaucrats and Their Work | |
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Who Are They? | |
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What Do They Do? | |
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Organization of the Federal Bureaucracy | |
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Sources of Bureaucratic Power | |
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External Support | |
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Expertise and Discretion | |
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Longevity and Vitality | |
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Leadership | |
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Controlling Bureaucratic Power | |
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Congressional Controls | |
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Presidential Controls | |
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Judicial Controls | |
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Whistle Blowing | |
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The Bureaucracy and Civic Engagement | |
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The Courts: Judicial Power in a Democratic Setting | |
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National Court Structure | |
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District Courts | |
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United States Courts of Appeals | |
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United States Supreme Court | |
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Specialized Courts | |
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Nature of the Judicial Process | |
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Common Law | |
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Judicial Review | |
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Civil and Criminal Law | |
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Judicial Requirements | |
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Real Cases and Controversies | |
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Changing Nature of the Supreme Court | |
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The Early Court | |
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The Court, Business, and Social Welfare | |
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The Court and Personal Rights | |
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Supreme Court Decision Making | |
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Agenda Decisions | |
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Voting Decisions | |
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Explaining Decisions | |
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Implementing Decisions | |
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Understanding Decisions | |
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Supreme Court Selection | |
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Nomination | |
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Nomination Criteria | |
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Senate Confirmation | |
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Lower Court Selection | |
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Civic Engagement and the Judiciary | |
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Public Policy: Responding to Citizens | |
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The Nature and Scope of Public Policy | |
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Policy Making and Evaluation | |
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Problem Recognition | |
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Agenda Setting | |
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Policy Formation | |
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Policy Adoption and Implementation | |
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Policy Evaluation | |
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Explaining Policy Outcomes | |
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Domestic Policy | |
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Protecting the Environment | |
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Helping the Poor | |
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Economic Policy | |
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Fiscal Policy | |
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Monetary Policy | |
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Global Economic Policy | |
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Civic Engagement and Public Policy Today | |
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Foreign and Defense Policy: Protecting American Interests in the World | |
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Defense and Foreign Policy in Historical Perspective | |
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Finding a Place in the World | |
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Becoming an International Power | |
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The Nuclear Age | |
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The Growing Threat of Terrorism | |
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Defending U.S. Interests in a Constantly Changing World | |
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Defining National Interests | |
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Understanding Nation-State Dynamics and Strategic Choices | |
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Making Foreign Policy | |
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The Primacy of the Executive Branch | |
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Congress's Role | |
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Other Actors | |
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The Public's Role | |
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Tools of Foreign Policy | |
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Military Power | |
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Diplomacy | |
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Foreign Aid | |
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Working with International Organizations | |
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Confronting the Future | |
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The Terrorist Threat | |
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The Nuclear Threat | |
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Threats Posed by Regional Conflicts | |
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The Rise of China | |
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Civic Engagement and Foreign Policy Today | |
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Appendix | |
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The Declaration of Independence | |
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The Constitution of the United States of America | |
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Federalist Paper No. 10 (James Madison) | |
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Federalist Paper No. 51 (James Madison) | |