Politics and political change a journal of interdisciplinary history reader - Rotberg, Robert I. (Cambridge, Mass. MIT Press, 2001)
The interdisciplinary study of political history / Robert I. Rotberg -- Restoring politics to political history / J. Morgan Kousser -- Electing Popes: approval balloting and qualified- majority rule / Joseph M. Colomer and Ian Mclean -- The historical development of political clientelism / Sharon Kettering -- The economics crisis of the 1930s and the Nazi Vote / Jurgen W. Falter and Reinhard Zintl -- Political immunization and political confessionalism: the United States and Weimar Germany / Walter Dean Burnham -- The new political history and the election of 180 / Ronald P. Formisano -- The radical voting dimension in the U.S. during the civil war / Allan G. Bogue -- Partisan cleavage and cohesion in the House of representatives, 1861-1974 / Jerome M. Clubb and Santa A. Traugott -- Voting fraud in early twentieth- century Pittsburgh / Loomis Mayfield -- Female ballots: the impacts of the nineteenth amendment / Sara Alpren and Dale Baum -- Voter turnout among European immigrants to the United States / Peter Tckel and Richard Maisel -- The senate voting record of Harry S. Truman / Gary M. Fink and James W. Hilty.
Contents of this book were first published in the Journal of Interdisciplinary History--T.p. verso.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Political science; History; World politics