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328.309 54 TEN/U Understanding reforms : post 1991 India | 328.54 KAS/O Our parliament | 328.54 KAS/O Our parliament | 328.730 775 SEI/R Ruling by statute : | 328.730 78 LEV/A Art of lobbying :Building trust and selling policy | 328.730 92 STR/B Barack Obama and the future of American politics | 33.707 1 UMA/E Environmental education for rural population |
"What are the main factors that allow presidents and prime ministers to enact policy through acts of government that carry the force of law? Or, simply put, when does a government actually govern? The theory presented in this book provides a major advance in our understanding of statutory policy making. Using a combination of an original analytical framework and statistical techniques, as well as historical and contemporary case studies, the book demonstrates that contrary to conventional wisdom variations in legislative passage rates are the consequences of di erences in uncertainty, not partisan support. In particular, it shows that a chief executives legislative success depends on the predictability of legislators voting behavior and whether buying votes is a feasible option. From a normative standpoint, the book reveals that governability is best served when the opposition has realistic chances of occasionally defeating the executive in the legislative arena"--
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