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Beteiligte Personen:	O'Connor, Karen (VerfasserIn), Sabato, Larry 1952- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Pearson Longman 2008
Ausgabe:	2008 ed.
Schlagwörter:	USA > Government Politik Politisches System USA United States > Politics and government
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Umfang:	XXXVIII, 794 S. Ill., Kt.
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adam_text	*** Detailed Contents Preface xxi Analyzing Visuals: A Brief Guide xxxv PART 1 FOUNDATIONS OF GOVERNMENT CHAPTER 1 The Political Landscape 3 The Origins of American Government: What It Is and Why We Need It 5 Functions of Government 5 Types of Government 7 The Origins of American Government: Where Did the Ideas Come From? 8 The Reformation and the Enlightenment: Questioning the Divine Right of Kings 8 Hobbes, Locke, and a Social Contract Theory of Government 8 Global Perspective American Uniqueness in the World: Are We Number One? 10 Devising a National Government in the American Colonies 10 American Political Culture and the Characteristics of American Democracy 11 Personal Liberty 11 Equality 12 Popular Consent and Majority Rule 12 Popular Sovereignty 12 Civil Society 12 Religious Faith 14 American Values/American Voices Exporting Democracy 14 Changing Characteristics of the American People 14 Changing Size and Population 15 Changing Demographics of the U.S. Population 16 Analyzing Visuals Health Improvements Costly in the Long Run 19 Implications of These Changes 19 Join the Debate The Huntington Theory of Hispanizaron 20 Political Ideology: Its Role in the World and in American Politics 20 Prevailing American Political Ideologies 22 Problems with Political Labels 23 Current Attitudes Toward American Government 24 High Expectations A Missing Appreciation of the Good Mistrust of Politicians Voter Apathy Redefining Our Expectations 25 25 27 27 27 CHAPTER 2 The Constitution 31 The Origins of a New Nation 32 Trade and Taxation 33 First Steps Toward Independence 34 The First Continental Congress 35 The Second Continental Congress 36 The Declaration of Independence 37 The First Attempt at Government: The Articles of Confederation 38 Problems Under the Articles of Confederation 39 Shays s Rebellion 40 The Miracle at Philadelphia: Writing a Constitution 41 The Characteristics and Motives of the Framers 41 Analyzing Visuais Who Were the Framers? 42 The Virginia and New Jersey Plans 43 Constitutional Compromises 44 Unfinished Business Affecting the Executive Branch 45 The U.S. Constitution 46 The Basic Principles of the Constitution 46 The Articles of the Constitution 49 Join the Debate The Equal Opportunity to Govern Amendment SO Global Perspective Building a Nation: The Iraqi Constitution S3 The Drive for Ratification 53 Federalists Versus Anti-Federalists 54 The Federalist Papers 54 Xl Xli Detailed Contents Ratifying the Constitution 56 Amending the Constitution: The Bill of Rights 57 Methods of Amending the Constitution 57 On Campus A Student s Revenge: The Twenty- Seventh (Madison) Amendment 58 Formal Methods of Amending the Constitution 58 The Living Constitution Article V 60 American Values/American Voices Baseball, Apple Pie, and the Flag: The Politics of Amending the Constitution 61 Informal Methods of Amending the Constitution 61 The Constitution of the United States of America 66 CHAPTER 3 Federalism 95 The Origins of the Federal System: Governmental Powers Under the Constitution 97 National Powers Under the Constitution 98 Global Perspective American and Mexican Federalism 100 State Powers Under the Constitution 100 Concurrent Powers Under the Constitution 101 Powers Denied Under the Constitution 101 The Living Constitution Tenth Amendment 102 Relations Among the States 102 Relations Within the States: Local Government 103 American Values/American Voices Legislating for One America or for Individual States? 104 Federalism and the Marshall Court 104 McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) 104 Gibbons v. Ogden (1824) 105 Dual Federalism: The Taney Court, Slavery, and the Civil War 106 Dred Scott and the Question of Slavery 106 The Civil War, Its Aftermath, and the Continuation of Dual Federalism 106 Setting the Stage for a Stronger National Government 107 Cooperative Federalism: The New Deal and the Growth of National Government 107 The New Deal 108 The Changing Nature of Federalism: From Layer Cake to Marble Cake 109 Federal Grants and National Efforts to Influence the States 110 New Federalism: Returning Power to the States 111 The Reagan Revolution 111 Politics Now Bringing Home the Bacon 112 The Devolution Revolution 113 Join the Debate The No Child Left Behind Act 116 Analyzing Visuals State-by-State Report Card on Access to Abortion 118 On Campus Legislating Against Violence Against Women: A Casualty of the Devolution Revolution? 120 CHAPTER 4 State and Local Government 123 The Evolution of State and Local Governments 124 State Governments 126 State Constitutions 126 The Living Constitution Eleventh Amendment 127 Governors 129 State Legislatures 131 Politics Now Graduated Driver Licensing 132 State Courts 134 Direct Democracy 138 Local Governments 139 Charters 139 Join the Debate Direct Democracy and State Government: Initiative and Referendum Movements 140 American Values/American Voices Rebuilding After Hurricane Katrina 142 Types of Local Governments 143 On Campus College Towns and Binge Drinking 144 Global Perspective Urban Planning in Brazil 145 Executives and Legislatures 146 Grassroots Power and Politics 148 Relations with Indian Nations 149 State and Local Finances 151 CHAPTER 5 Civil Liberties 157 The First Constitutional Amendments: The Bill of Rights 159 The Incorporation Doctrine: The Bill of Rights Made Applicable to the States 160 Selective Incorporation and Fundamental Freedoms 161 Detailed Contents Xlii First Amendment Guarantees: Freedom of Religion 162 The Establishment Clause 163 The Free Exercise Clause 165 American Values/American Voices Where s the Wall? 166 First Amendment Guarantees: Freedom of Speech, Press, and Assembly 166 Freedom of Speech and the Press 167 Global Perspective Freedom of the Press 168 Protected Speech and Publications 169 On Campus Political Speech and Mandatory Student Fees 171 Unprotected Speech and Publications 171 Freedoms of Assembly and Petition 174 The Second Amendment: The Right to Keep and Bear Arms 175 The Rights of Criminal Defendants 176 The Fourth Amendment and Searches and Seizures 177 Join the Debate The USA Patriot Act 178 The Fifth Amendment: Self-lncrimination and Double Jeopardy 180 The Fourth and Fifth Amendments and the Exclusionary Rule 182 The Sixth Amendment and the Right to Counsel 182 The Sixth Amendment and Jury Trials 184 The Eighth Amendment and Cruel and Unusual Punishment 184 Analyzing Visuals U.S. Executions by Year, 1976-2006 187 The Right to Privacy 187 Birth Control 188 Abortion 188 The Living Constitution Ninth Amendment 189 Homosexuality 192 The Right to Die 192 Politics Now The Right to Die? 193 The Living Constitution Thirteenth Amendment, Section 1 202 Civil Rights, Congress, and the Supreme Court 203 The Push for Equality, 1890-1954 204 The Founding of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 205 Key Women s Groups 206 Litigating for Equality 207 American Values/American Voices Who Is Entitled to Vote? 208 The Civil Rights Movement 211 School Desegregation After Brown 211 A New Move for African American Rights 212 Formation of New Groups 212 The Civil Rights Act of 1964 213 Join the Debate Brown v. Board of Education After More than Fifty Years 214 Analyzing Visuals Police Confront Civil Rights Demonstrators in Birmingham 216 The Impact of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 216 The Women s Rights Movement 218 Litigation for Equal Rights 218 The Equal Protection Clause and Constitutional Standards of Review 220 Statutory Remedies for Sex Discrimination 222 Other Groups Mobilize for Rights 223 Hispanic Americans 223 Native Americans 226 Politics Now Reclaiming Rights: Indians Use Diverse Ways to Reverse the Economic Adversity of Discrimination 227 Gays and Lesbians 228 Disabled Americans 229 Global Perspective Disability Rights 230 Continuing Controversies in Civil Rights 231 Affirmative Action 231 Pay Equity and Other Issues of Workplace Discrimination 234 On Campus Campaigning for a Living Wage 235 CHAPTER 6 Civil Rights 197 Slavery, Abolition, and Winning the Right to Vote, 1800-1890 199 Slavery and Congress 199 The First Civil Rights Movements: Abolition and Women s Rights 200 The 1850s: The Calm Before the Storm 200 The Civil War and Its Aftermath: Civil Rights Laws and Constitutional Amendments 201 PART 2 INSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT CHAPTER 7 Congress 239 The Constitution and the Legislative Branch of Government 240 How Congress Is Organized 243 xiv Detailed Contents The Role of Political Parties in Organizing Congress 243 The Living Constitution Article I, Section 8, Clause 4 244 The House of Representatives 245 Join the Debate Minority-Party Rights in Congress 248 The Senate 250 The Committee System 251 The Members of Congress 254 Global Perspective Parliamentary Systems: The Israeli Knesset 255 Running for and Staying in Office 256 Congressional Demographics 257 Theories of Representation 258 Analyzing Visuals Approval Ratings of Congress and Individual Representatives 259 How Members Make Decisions 260 Party 260 Constituents 261 Colleagues and Caucuses 262 Interest Groups, Lobbyists, and Political Action Committees 262 Staff and Support Agencies 263 Politics Now Muslim Staffers Seek to Educate Members of Congress 264 The Law-making Function of Congress 264 How a Bill Becomes a Law: The Textbook Version 265 How a Bill Really Becomes a Law: The China Trade Act of 2000 267 American Values/American Voices The Gang of Fourteen and the Search for Compromise 268 Congress and the President 271 The Shifting Balance of Power 271 Congressional Oversight of the Executive Branch 272 Congress and the Judiciary 275 CHAPTER S The Presidency 279 The Origins of and Rules Governing the Office of President of the United States 281 Presidential Qualifications and Terms of Office 282 Rules of Succession 284 The Living Constitution Twenty-Fifth Amendment, Section 2 285 The Constitutional Powers of the President 286 The Appointment Power 286 The Power to Convene Congress 287 The Power to Make Treaties 287 Veto Power 288 The Power to Preside over the Military as Commander in Chief 289 Join the Debate The War Powers Act 292 The Pardoning Power 292 The Development and Expansion of Presidential Power 294 Establishing Presidential Authority: The First Presidents 294 Incremental Expansion of Presidential Powers: 1809-1933 295 The Growth of the Modern Presidency 296 Politics Now The Expansion of Presidential Powers 297 The Presidential Establishment 298 The Vice President 298 The Cabinet 299 The First Lady 300 The Executive Office of the President (EOP) 301 The White House Staff 302 The President as Policy Maker 302 The President s Role in Proposing and Facilitating Legislation 303 The Budgetary Process and Legislative Implementation 304 Policy Making Through Regulation 305 Presidential Leadership and the Importance of Public Opinion 306 Presidential Leadership 306 American Values/American Voices The President and Moral Leadership 307 Going Public: Mobilizing Public Opinion 307 The Public s Perception of Presidential Performance 308 Global Perspective North Korea s Kim Jong II and Uncontrolled Executive Authority 309 Analyzing Visuals Presidential Approval Ratings Since 1953, by Party 310 CHAPTER 9 The Executive Branch and the Federal Bureaucracy 315 The Origins and Growth of the Federal Bureaucracy 317 The Civil War and the Growth of Government 318 From the Spoils System to the Merit System 318 Regulating the Economy 319 Detailed Contents xv Analyzing Visuals The Ebb and Flow of Federal Employees in the Executive Branch, 1789-2005 320 The Growth of Government in the Twentieth Century 321 The Modern Bureaucracy 322 Who Are Bureaucrats? 322 Global Perspective Bureaucratic Culture in the United Kingdom 323 Formal Organization 326 The Living Constitution Article II, Section 2, Clause 1 327 Government Workers and Political Involvement 330 How the Bureaucracy Works Making Policy 332 334 Making Agencies Accountable 335 On Campus Enforcing Gender Equity in College Athletics 336 Polities Now E-Government 338 Executive Control 338 American Values/American Voices Executive Control of the Bureaucracy 339 Congressional Control 340 Join the Debate CAFE Standards and Government Policy 342 Judicial Control 342 CHAPTER 10 The Judiciary 347 The Living Constitution Article III, Section 1 350 The Constitution and the Creation of the Federal Judiciary 350 Join the Debate Senate Advice and Consent and Judiciary Nominations 352 The Judiciary Act of 1789 and the Creation of the Federal Judicial System 352 The Marshall Court: Marburyy. Madison and Judicial Review 355 The American Legal System 356 Jurisdiction 357 Global Perspective The European Court of Justice 358 Criminal and Civil Law 358 The Federal Court System 359 District Courts 360 The Courts of Appeals 361 The Supreme Court 362 How Federal Court Judges Are Selected Who Are Federal Judges? Analyzing Visuals Race/Ethnicity and Gender of District Court Appointees Appointments to the U.S. Supreme Court Nomination Criteria Politics Now The Roberts Court The Supreme Court Confirmation Process The Supreme Court Today Deciding to Hear a Case How Does a Case Survive the Process? Hearing and Deciding the Case Judicial Philosophy and Decision Making Judicial Philosophy, Original Intent, and Ideology Models of Judicial Decision Making Public Opinion Judicial Policy Making and Implementation Policy Making American Values/American Voices Judicial Independence and the Court of World Opinion Implementing Court Decisions 362 364 365 366 367 368 369 371 372 375 377 380 380 381 382 383 383 384 385 PART3 POLITICAL BEHAVIOR CHAPTER 11 Political Socialization and Public Opinion 389 Political Socialization 391 The Family 391 School and Peers 391 American Values/American Voices Motherhood, the Framers, and Political Socialization 393 Join the Debate Teaching Civics in American High Schools 394 The Mass Media 394 Religious Beliefs 396 Race and Ethnicity 397 Gender 398 Analyzing Visuals Racial and Ethnic Attitudes on Selected Issues 399 Age 400 Region 401 The Impact of Events 402 Global Perspective Key Challenges Around the World 403 XVI Detailed Contents Public Opinion and Polling 403 The History of Public Opinion Research 404 Traditional Public Opinion Polls 407 Political Polls 409 Shortcomings of Polling 411 Why We Form and Express Political Opinions 412 Personal Benefits 413 Political Knowledge 413 Cues f rom Leaders 414 Political Ideology 414 The Effects of Public Opinion and Polling on Government and Politics 414 Politics Now Public Opinion and Political Capital 415 CHAPTER 12 Political Parties 419 What Is a Political Party? The Evolution of the American Party System 422 The Early Parties Fade 422 The Living Constitution The Framers and Factions 424 Democrats and Republicans: The Golden Age 425 The Modern Era 426 Realignment 427 Secular Realignment 427 The Functions of the American Party System 429 Mobilizing Support and Gathering Power 429 A Force for Stability and Moderation 430 Unity, Linkage, and Accountability 430 American Values/American Voices Democrats, Republicans, Independents, and Shared Values 431 The Electioneering Function 432 Party as a Voting and Issue Cue 432 Policy Formulation and Promotion 432 Crashing the Party: Minor Parties in the American Two-Party System 433 Join the Debate Third Parties: Good or Bad for the American Political System ? 434 The Party Organization 436 National Committees 436 Leadership 437 National Conventions 437 States and Localities 438 Informal Groups 439 The Transformation of the Party Organization 440 The Party in Government 442 The Congressional Party 442 The Presidential Party 444 The Parties and the Judiciary 445 The Parties and State Governments 446 The Party in the Electorate 447 Party Identification 447 Analyzing Visuals Party Identification, 1952-2004 448 Politics Now A Purple Electorate? 449 Group Affiliations 450 On Campus Party Affiliation Among College Students 454 Is the Party Over or Has It Just Begun? 455 Global Perspective The Emergence of New Parties 457 421 CHAPTER 13 Voting and Elections 461 Voting Behavior 463 Patterns in Voter Turnout 463 Global Perspective Political Participation Around the World 464 On Campus Students and Voting 465 Why Is Voter Turnout So Low? 468 Efforts to Improve Voter Turnout 471 Join the Debate Does Low Voter Turnout Matter! 472 Patterns in Vote Choice 474 Elections in the United States 477 The Purposes of Elections 477 Types of Elections 478 The Living Constitution Age Qualifications for National Elected Office 479 Presidential Elections 481 Primaries Versus Caucuses 481 The Party Conventions 484 The Electoral College: How Presidents Are Elected 487 Politics Now Should We Abolish the Electoral College? 491 Congressional Elections 492 The Incumbency Advantage 493 Countervailing Forces to the Incumbency Advantage 495 Midterm Elections 496 Analyzing Visuals Voter Turnout in Presidential and Midterm Elections 498 Detailed Contents XVII The 2006 Midterm Elections 498 Reforming the Electoral Process 500 Regional Primaries 500 American Values/American Voices Protecting the Electoral Process 501 Campaign Finance Reform 501 Online Voting 502 Voting by Mail 503 Modernizing the Ballot 503 CHAPTER 14 The Campaign Process 507 The Nature of Modern Political Campaigns The Nomination Campaign The General Election Campaign Politics Now Wedge Issues and Campaign Strategy The Key Players: The Candidate and the Campaign Staff American Values/American Voices From the Battlefield and onto the Ballot The Candidate The Campaign Staff Coverage of the Game: The Media s Role in Defining the Playing Field Paid Media Free Media The New Media Campaign Strategiesto Control Media Coverage On Campus Presidential Debates: Coming to a Campus Near You? The Rules of the Game: Campaign Finance The Living Constitution First Amendment The Road to Reform Current Rules Global Perspective The Impact of Funding and Free and Fair Elections on the Campaign Process Join the Debate Campaign Finance: Freedom of Speech or License to Corrupt The Fall of the Soft-Money Loophole and the Rise of the 527 Loophole Analyzing Visuals The Ten Most Active 527 Groups in 2004 The Main Event: The 2004 Presidential Campaign The Party Nomination Battle 508 509 510 577 511 The Democratic Convention 537 The Republican Convention 538 The Presidential Debates 538 The Fall Campaign and General Election 539 Election Results 539 Analyzing the Outcome of the 2004 Election 540 CHAPTER 15 The Media 545 The Evolution of News Media in the United States 546 Print Media 547 The Living Constitution Freedom of the Press 549 Radio News 550 Television News 550 The New Media 552 On Campus Where Do College Students Get Their Campaign News? 553 Global Perspective Al-Jazeera: The CNN of the Arab World? 554 Current Media Trends 555 512 The Influence of Media Giants 555 512 Media Consolidation 556 513 Increasing Use of Experts 557 Narrowcasting 557 Public Discontent with the Media 558 516 Technological Innovation 559 516 517 Rules Governing the Media 561 518 Journalistic Standards 561 Government Regulation of the Electronic 520 Media 562 Content Regulation 563 527 Efforts to Regulate Media Practices 564 American Values/American Voices How Much 522 Freedom Should the Press Be Allowed? 565 523 524 How the Media Cover Politics 566 524 How the Press and Public Figures Interact 566 Politics Now When the Media Become the Story 567 525 Covering the Presidency 568 Covering Congress 569 530 Covering the Supreme Court 570 531 The Media s Influence on the Public 571 Media Effects 571 533 Media Bias 572 Join the Debate Objective Versus Biased Reporting 574 534 Analyzing Visuals Partisan Bias in Media 535 Reporting? 576 xviii Detailed Contents CHAPTER 16 Interest Groups 581 Polities Now Civic Engagement and New Technologies 583 What Are Interest Groups? 584 Kinds of Organized Interests 584 The Origins and Development of American Interest Groups 586 National Groups Emerge (1830-1889) 587 The Living Constitution First Amendment 588 The Progressive Era (1890-1920) 589 The Rise of the Interest Group State 590 On Campus Speaking Up 595 What Do Interest Groups Do? 595 Lobbying 596 Global Perspective Fighting HIV/AIDS 598 American Values/American Voices Trips for Judges 603 Election Activities 605 What Makes an Interest Group Successful? 606 Analyzing Visuals Interest Group Ratings of Selected Members of Congress 607 Leaders 608 Patrons and Funding 608 Members 608 Join the Debate Should There Be Limits on Interest Group Participation? 670 PART 4 PUBLIC POLICY CHAPTER 17 Social Welfare Policy 615 The Policy-making Process 616 Theories of Public Policy 617 A Model of the Policy-making Process 617 Problem Recognition and Definition 619 Agenda Setting 620 Politics Now The Politics of Immigration Reform 621 Policy Formulation 623 Policy Adoption 623 Budgeting 624 Policy Implementation 625 Policy Evaluation 626 The Origins of Social Welfare Policy 627 The Living Constitution The Preamble 628 Income Security 629 Health Care 632 Public Education 633 Social Welfare Policies Today 634 Income Security Programs 634 Analyzing Visuals Unemployment Rates by State 638 Join the Debate Marriage, Family, and the Federal Government 642 Health Care 642 Global Perspective Quality of Life Around the World 645 Public Education 648 American Values/American Voices Liberty and Health Care for All 649 On Campus Student Loan Relief 650 CHAPTER 18 Economic Policy 657 The Origins of Government Involvement in the Economy 658 The Nineteenth Century 658 The Living Constitution Sixteenth Amendment 659 The Progressive Era 661 The Great Depression and the New Deal 662 The Social Regulation Era 664 Deregulation 666 Politics Now Corporate Scandals 668 Stabilizing the Economy 669 Monetary Policy: Controlling the Money Supply 669 Join the Debate File Sharing and Protecting Intellectual Property 670 Fiscal Policy: Taxing and Spending 674 The Effects of Globalization 675 Global Perspective Economic Freedom Around the World 676 The Budget Process 677 American Voices/American Values The Taxation Conundrum 682 The Budget Deficit and the Debt 683 Analyzing Visuals Projecting Federal Budget Deficits: Whose Numbers Are Right? 684 Detailed Contents XIX The Economics of Environmental Regulation 685 The Environmental Protection Agency 685 Environmental Protection: Two Examples 687 CHAPTER 19 Foreign and Defense Policy 693 The Development of U.S. Foreign and Defense Policy 694 The Constitution 695 The Early History of U.S. Foreign and Defense Policy 695 The Living Constitution Article I, Section 8 696 The United States as an Emerging Power 698 The Roosevelt Corollary 699 World War I 699 The Interwar Years 700 The United States as a World Power 700 World War II and Its Aftermath: 1941-1947 701 The Cold War and Containment: 1947-1960 702 Containment, Cuba, and Vietnam: 1961-1969 704 Detente and Human Rights: 1969-1981 705 Containment Revisited and Renewed: 1981-1989 706 Searching for a New International Order: 1989-2001 707 The War on Terrorism: 2001 to the Present 708 Politics Now The United States and the International Criminal Court 709 Join the Debate Should the United States Pull Out of the United Nations? 712 On Campus The Impact of the War on Terrorism on American Campuses 714 Foreign and Defense Policy Decision Making 714 The Executive Branch 714 Congress 718 The Military-Industrial Complex 721 The News Media 721 The Public 722 Analyzing Visuals Abu Ghraib Prisoner Abuse 724 Twenty-First-Century Challenges 724 Global Perspective U.S. Foreign Policy and the United Nations 725 Identifying Policies to Pursue in the National Interest 726 Deciding When to Intervene Overseas 726 Promoting Democracy in the Middle East 727 Transnational Threats to Peace 728 Drug and Environmental Problems 728 Choosing Between Unilateralism and Multilateralism 729 American Values/American Voices Multilateralism and Unilateralism in American Foreign Policy 730 APPENDICES I The Declaration of Independence 734 II Federalist No. 10 736 III Federalist No. 51 739 IV Presidents, Congresses, and Chief Justices 1789-2007 741 Selected Supreme Court Cases 744 Notes 751 Glossary 769 Index 778
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