Essays about, and inspired by the work of Richard Fenno:
Aldrich, John H. and Kenneth Shepsle.
“Explaining Institutional Change: Soaking, Poking, and Modeling in the U.S. Congress.”
Prepared for a conference in honor of Richard F. Fenno, University of Rochester, October 24-25, 1997.
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Bianco, William T, editor (2000).
Congress on Display, Congress at Work.
A collection of essays compiled in honor of Richard F. Fenno’s contribution to legislative studies, including:
- Richard Fenno’s Conventional Wisdom / William T. Bianco
- Explaining Institutional Change: Soaking, Poking, and Modeling in the U.S. Congress / John H. Aldrich and Kenneth A. Shepsle
- Building Reputations and Shaping Careers: The Strategies of Individual Agendas in the U.S. Senate / Wendy J. Schiller
- Majority Party Leadership, Strategic Choice, and Committee Power: Appropriations in the House, 1995-98 / Bryan W. Marshall, Brandon C. Prins and David W. Rohde
- What We Don’t Know about Congressional Party Leadership / Richard Forgette
- Preferences and Governance in the U.S. House of Representatives: The Great Republican Experiment / Christine DeGregorio
- Republican House Majority Party Leadership in the 104th and 105th Congresses: Innovation and Continuity / Barbara Sinclair
- Can Advisory Committees Facilitate Congressional Oversight of the Bureaucracy? / Steven J. Balla and John R. Wright
- Representation, Careerism, and Term Limits: A Simulation / Linda L. Fowler and Brian Frederking
- Understanding Presentation of Self / William T. Bianco
- Member Goals and Party Switching in the U.S. Congress / David Castle and Patrick J. Fett
- The Distribution of Pork Barrel Projects and Vote Buying in Congress / Diana Evans
- Congress, the President, and the Unrealized Bargaining Power of the Line-Item Veto: A Brief Note on a Short-Lived Law / Patrick J. Fett, Jeffrey S. Hill and Richard Delaney.
Published by: University of Michigan Press.
University of Rochester River Campus Library.
Binder, Sarah.
“Through the Looking Glass Darkly: What has Become of the Senate?”
The Forum, Vol. 9: Iss. 4, Article 2 (2011).
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Fitzpatrick, Thomas.
“Watching Politicians.”
Rochester Review (Spring, 1991).
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