David R. Mayhew Livres

The book explores the dynamics of party loyalty within the U.S. Congress, examining how political affiliations influence decision-making and behavior among legislators. It delves into the historical context and the impact of party loyalty on legislative processes and outcomes. By analyzing case studies and empirical data, the author sheds light on the complexities of partisan relationships and their implications for governance and policy-making.

Focusing on the structure of American political parties, this work blends comprehensive voter analysis with in-depth case studies of local party organizations. It offers a detailed exploration of how parties function and evolve, providing insights into their dynamics and the factors that influence their operations at various levels.

An insightful examination of the imprint of Congress on politics and society throughout American history by a distinguished congressional scholar