Table of contents for The interest group connection : electioneering, lobbying, and policymaking in Washington / edited by Paul S. Herrnson, Ronald G. Shaiko, Clyde Wilcox.

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Tables, Figures, and Boxes							000
Preface										000
Contributors									000
1.	Making the Connection: Organized Interests, Political Representation, and the Changing Rules of the Game in Washington Politics									1
	Ronald G. Shaiko
			
Part I 	Electoral Connection
2. 	Interest Groups and Campaigns: The Electoral Connection					25
	Paul S. Herrnson
						
3.	Interest Groups and Federal Campaign Finance: The Beginning of a New Era			49
	Robert Biersack and Marianne H. Viray
			
4. 	Interest Groups in Congressional Elections							75
	Richard J. Semiatin and Mark J. Rozell 
		
5.	Group Advocacy in the New Hampshire Presidential Primary					89
	Linda L. Fowler, Constantine J. Spiliotes, and Lynn Vavreck
			
6. 	Presidential Elections: Traveling the Hard and Soft Roads to the White House			112
	Stephen J. Wayne
			
Part II Congressional Connection
7. 	Continuity and Change in the Congressional Connection						129
	Clyde Wilcox and Dong-Young Kim
			
8. 	Musical Chairs: Interest Groups, Campaign Fund Raising, and Selection of House Committee Chairs	141
	Paul R. Brewer and Christopher J. Deering
9. 	Making Connections to the Appropriations Process						164
	Joseph White
10. 	The Christian Right Goes to Washington: Social Movement Resources and the Legislative Process	189
	John C. Green and Nathan S. Bigelow
11. 	Protecting America's Workers in Hostile Territory: Unions and the Republican Congress		212
	Peter L. Francia
12. 	Dolly Goes to Washington: Coalitions, Cloning, and Trust					229
	Kevin W. Hula
			
Part III Executive Connection
	
13.	Lobbying the Executive Branch: Outside-In and Inside-Out
	Kathryn Dunn Tenpas
			
14.	The Legal-Institutional Framework for Interest Group Participation in Federal Administrative
	Policymaking
	Suzanne J. Piotrowski and David H. Rosenbloom 
			
15.	Exploring Interest Groups Participation in Executive Policymaking				282
	Scott R. Furlong
			
16.	Who Serves Special Interests? The President, Congress, and Interest Groups			298
	Paul J. Quirk and Bruce Nesmith
			
Part IV Judicial Connection
17.	Lobbying the Justices or Lobbying for Justice? The Role of Organized Interests in the Judicial Process	319
	Karen O'Connor 
18.	Cigarettes, Firearms, and the New Litigation Wars: Smoking Guns behind the Headlines		341
	Wayne V. McIntosh and Cynthia L. Cates
		
19.	Defending the Faithful: Conservative Christian Litigation in American Politics			365
	Hans J. Hacker
			
Part V Conclusion
20.	'Only Permanent Interests': Creating and Sustaining Interest Group Connections in Changing Political 
	Environments											000
	Paul S. Herrnson, Ronald G. Shaiko, and Clyde Wilcox
Index
			

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Pressure groups -- United States.
Political campaigns -- United States.
Lobbying -- United States.
United States -- Politics and government -- 20th century.
United States -- Politics and government -- 2001-.