Political planning - United States.

The other side of gridlock = policy stability and supermajoritarianism in U.S. lawmaking / by: (Electronic resources)

Risk regulation in the United States and European Union = controlling chaos / by: (Electronic resources)

Do they walk like they talk? = speech and action in policy processes / by: (Electronic resources)

The campaign continues = how political consultants and campaign tactics affect public policy / by: (Electronic resources)

The roots of American exceptionalism = institutions, culture and policies / by: (Electronic resources)

High-performance government = structure, leadership, incentives / by: (Electronic resources)

United States.

Risk- Public opinion.- European Union countries

Political consultants- United States.

Public opinion.

Executive departments- Reorganization.- United States

Rhetoric- Political aspects- United States.

Political planning- United States.

United States- Social policy- 1993-

HEALTH & FITNESS- Safety.

Risk- Public opinion.- United States

European Union countries- Social conditions.

United States.- Elections, 2004.

Political Philosophy.

Administrative agencies- Reorganization.- United States

Political planning.

Political planning- European Union countries.

Public opinion- European Union countries.

Politics and government.

European Union countries.

Social Sciences, general.

Risk.

Policy sciences.

Government productivity- United States.

Social Science.

Political Science.

Finance, Public- United States.

Public opinion- United States.

Organizational change- United States.

Politicians- United States.

POLITICAL SCIENCE- Public Policy

Risk- European Union countries

European Union countries- Politics and government.

Parliamentary practice- United States.

United States- Politics and government.