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Cleavages, Decisions, and Legitimation: The Democrats' Mid-Term Conference, 1974
Jeffrey L. Pressman, Denis G. Sullivan, and P. CHRISTOPHER ARTERTON focus on the 1974 Democratic mid-term conference to analyze patterns of delegate behavior at party conventions. They identify the character of persisting party cleavages, the sources of increasing group caucus power, and the conditions that facilitate legitimation and party unity.
Groups and Group Caucuses, Jeffrey L. Pressman
Strategies and Tactics of Candidate Organizations, F. Christopher Arterton
Party Unity: Appearance and Reality, Denis G. Sullivan
Social Program Implementation, Walter Williams and Richard F. Elmore Reviewed by Jeffrey L. Pressman
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