Think American Government, 2011 Edition
ISBN: 9780205030156 | 0205030157
Edition: 3rdFormat: Paperback
Publisher: Pearson
Pub. Date: 12/21/2010
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With an engaging visual design, an inexpensive price, and filled with contemporary content, THINK American Government is the American Government text your students will actually read. Informed by the latest research and including numerous real-world examples, it allows instructors to bring current events directly into the classroom with little additional work and at less than half the cost of a traditional text.
Introduction–Government, Politics, and the Policymaking Process
1. A Changing America ... MORE
2. American Constitution
3. The Federal System
4. Civil Liberties
5. Civil Rights
6. Public Opinion
7. Political Participation
8. The News Media
9. Interest Groups
10. Political Parties
11. Campaigns and Elections
12. Congress
13. The Presidency
14. Federal Bureaucracy
15. The Federal Courts
16. Economic Policymaking
17. Foreign and Defense Policymaking
Neal Tannahill has taught courses in American government and politics at Houston Community College for more than 30 years. The primary focus of his career has been helping students to master course content, successfully complete courses, earn degrees, and achieve their academic goals. He is the author of a series of textbooks including American Government, Texas Government, and American and Texas Government.
Neal Tannahill welcomes your comments and suggestions about this Think American Government text at neal.tannahill@hccs.edu or ntannahill@aol.com.
