
The U.S. Congress: A Very Short Introduction
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格式
平装书
页数
184
语言
英语
已发布
Dec 15, 2022
出版商
Oxford University Press
版本
Third
ISBN-10
0197620787
ISBN-13
9780197620786
描述
Donald A. Ritchie’s exploration of the United States Congress offers readers a concise yet comprehensive look at one of the nation’s most vital institutions. He delves into the evolution of Congress, its structure, and the complex interplay of power within this legislative body. Ritchie is keen on revealing how the congressional system operates and the intricate relationships between the Senate and the House of Representatives, as well as the impact of political dynamics on governance.
Through his adept storytelling, Ritchie provides insights into key moments in congressional history, illustrating how these events shaped the legislative process and influenced American society. By unpacking the roles of individual lawmakers and the importance of public engagement, the narrative emphasizes the essence of democracy and the ongoing challenges that Congress faces today. This succinct introduction serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the significance of Congress in shaping policy and representing the American populace.
Through his adept storytelling, Ritchie provides insights into key moments in congressional history, illustrating how these events shaped the legislative process and influenced American society. By unpacking the roles of individual lawmakers and the importance of public engagement, the narrative emphasizes the essence of democracy and the ongoing challenges that Congress faces today. This succinct introduction serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the significance of Congress in shaping policy and representing the American populace.