Governing in a Polarized Age - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-viii

1 - Introduction

pp 1-12

Part I - Political Representation and Democratic Accountability

pp 13-112

2 - The Electoral Connection, Age 40

pp 15-34

3 - The Electoral Connection, Then and Now

pp 35-64

4 - The Congressional Incumbency Advantage over Sixty Years

pp 65-89

5 - A Baseline for Incumbency Effects

pp 90-112

Part II - Continuity and Change in Party Organizations

pp 113-220

6 - Legislative Parties in an Era of Alternating Majorities

pp 115-142

7 - Parties within Parties

pp 143-190

8 - Where Measures Meet History

pp 191-220

Part III - Partisanship and Governmental Performance

pp 221-368

9 - Polarized We Govern?

pp 223-242

10 - What Has Congress Done?

pp 243-266

11 - Can Congress Do Policy Analysis?

pp 267-303

12 - Studying Contingency Systematically

pp 304-327

13 - Majoritarianism, Majoritarian Tension, and the Reed Revolution

pp 328-368

Part IV - Conclusions

pp 369-384

14 - Intensified Partisanship in Congress

pp 371-376

15 - The Origins of Congress: The Electoral Connection

pp 377-384

Index

pp 385-398