1996 Conference Program - Midwest Political Science Association

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14-5. Organized Interests and Legislative Access FRI 1:30
14-6. Groups and Policy Strategies FRI 1:30
14-7. The Changing American Party System SAT 8:30
14-8. Political Parties and Groups FRI 3:30
14-9. Groups and National Policy Making SAT 10:30
14-10. Group Involvement in State and Local Politics SAT 1:30
14-11. Money and Politics SAT 3:30
14-12. Political Parties, Organized Interests and Legislative Behavior
(Co-Sponsored with the Section on Legislative Politics) THU 3:30
LASALLE 5
LASALLE 2
LASALLE 5
LASALLE 5
LASALLE 5
LASALLE 5
LASALLE 5
LASALLE 5
SECTION 15. PRESIDENCY AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS
Mark A. Peterson, University of Pittsburgh
15-1. Presidential Policy Making in the International
Sphere: Crises, Arms and Trade THU 1:30
MONTROSE 1
15-2. Presidential Types: Scandal, Character and
Regime Construction THU 11:00
MONTROSE 1
15-3. Presidential Leadership: Using the White House SAT 8:30
MONTROSE 1
15-4. The Rhetorical Presidency I: Executive Power and
Historical Roots THU 3:30
MONTROSE 1
15-5. The Rhetorical Presidency II: Modern Practice FRI 1:30
MONTROSE 1
15-6. Presidents: Their Publics and Parties FRI 10:30
MONTROSE 1
15-7. The President and Congress: Formal Modeling of
Policy Interaction
(Co-Sponsored with the Section on Formal Modeling) FRI 3:30
MONTROSE 1
15-8. The President and Congress: Institutional Confrontation SAT 10:30
MONTROSE 1
15-9. Presidential Influence in Congress: Committees,
Pork and a New Majority SAT 1:30
MONTROSE 1
15-10. Chief Executives as Agenda Setters SAT 3:30
MONTROSE 1