The American Political Science Review, Volume 16Westel Woodbury Willoughby, John Archibald Fairlie, Frederic Austin Ogg American Political Science Association., 1922 - Political science American Political Science Review (APSR) is the longest running publication of the American Political Science Association (APSA). It features research from all fields of political science and contains an extensive book review section of the discipline. |
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... CABINET Nature of the presidential office . Method of nomination . The ... Cabinet and the administration . XVIII . THE COURTS AND THE LAW Judicial ... Government aid to shipping . The shipping laws . The merchant marine ; its ...
... CABINET Nature of the presidential office . Method of nomination . The ... Cabinet and the administration . XVIII . THE COURTS AND THE LAW Judicial ... Government aid to shipping . The shipping laws . The merchant marine ; its ...
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... cabinet government upon the model of the British parliamentary system . Dr. MacDonald gives little consideration to the probable operation of the constitutional changes which he proposes . His plan for occupa- tional representation ...
... cabinet government upon the model of the British parliamentary system . Dr. MacDonald gives little consideration to the probable operation of the constitutional changes which he proposes . His plan for occupa- tional representation ...
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... government . J. A. R. Marriott . Edin . Rev. Oct. , 1921 . Oct. , 1921 . Probleme Englands . Busso v . Blanckensee ... cabinet and the struggle which led to their exclusion after 1806. Arthur Lyon Cross . Mich . Law Rev. Nov. , 1921 ...
... government . J. A. R. Marriott . Edin . Rev. Oct. , 1921 . Oct. , 1921 . Probleme Englands . Busso v . Blanckensee ... cabinet and the struggle which led to their exclusion after 1806. Arthur Lyon Cross . Mich . Law Rev. Nov. , 1921 ...
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... cabinet or parliamentary form of organization . Thus Walter Bagehot , Sir Henry Maine , Woodrow Wilson , Frank J. Goodnow , along with many others , pointed to the advantages of cabinet or parliamen- tary government over presidential ...
... cabinet or parliamentary form of organization . Thus Walter Bagehot , Sir Henry Maine , Woodrow Wilson , Frank J. Goodnow , along with many others , pointed to the advantages of cabinet or parliamen- tary government over presidential ...
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... cabinet government.for federal and state governments in the United States . · Although the lack of direct connection between the ... cabinet government which would bring their MINISTERIAL RESPONSIBILITY VS. SEPARATION OF POWERS 195.
... cabinet government.for federal and state governments in the United States . · Although the lack of direct connection between the ... cabinet government which would bring their MINISTERIAL RESPONSIBILITY VS. SEPARATION OF POWERS 195.
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