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Shelter in a Storm: Campaign Fundraising, Party Competition, and the Changing Nature of Congressional Committee Assignments by Adler, E. Scott, Cayton, Adam

“…In the article, we argue that closer competition for control of the House of Representatives and increases in the cost of campaigns have elevated the…”
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Demand-Side Theory and Congressional Committee Composition: A Constituency Characteristics Approach by Adler, E. Scott, Lapinski, John S.

“…Recent work on congressional committee composition suggests that the informational or partisan models better explain legislative structure than models based on…”
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The Persuasive Effects of Partisan Campaign Mailers by Doherty, David, Adler, E. Scott

“…A substantial literature has used field experiments to assess the mobilization effects of non-partisan mailers. However, little work has examined whether…”
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The Opportunistic President: How US Presidents Determine Their Legislative Programs by Gelman, Jeremy, Wilkenfeld, Gilad, Adler, E. Scott

“…The president is the most influential policy actor in US politics, and his legislative program greatly influences Congress's agenda. Yet little research has…”
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Pushing "Reset": The Conditional Effects of Coaching Replacements on College Football Performance by Adler, E. Scott, Berry, Michael J., Doherty, David

“…Objectives. We assess the effects of coaching replacements on college football team performance. Methods. Using data from 1997 to 2010, we use matching…”
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The Home Style Homepage: Legislator Use of the World Wide Web for Constituency Contact by Adler, E. Scott, Gent, Chariti E., Overmeyer, Cary B.

“…The Internet not only provides a low cost and increasingly popular medium for legislators to interact with constituents, but also an opportunity for…”
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Intended Consequences: Jurisdictional Reform and Issue Control In the U.S. House of Representatives by ADLER, E. SCOTT, WILKERSON, JOHN D.

“…The power of congressional committees rests in large part on their ability to set the legislative agenda in particular issue areas. But how do committees…”
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Constituency Characteristics and the "Guardian" Model of Appropriations Subcommittees, 1959-1998 by Adler, E. Scott

“…In this paper I examine the composition of ten House Appropriations subcommittees from 1959 1998 and explore the extent to which these subcommittees are…”
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Representation When Constituent Opinion and District Conditions Collide by Adler, E. Scott, Cayton, Adam F., Griffin, John D.

“…When constituent opinion and district conditions point in two different directions, which factor is most influential for representatives who face important…”
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Win, Place, Show: Public Opinion Polls and Campaign Contributions in a New York City Election by Fuchs, Ester R., Adler, E. Scott, Mitchell, Lincoln A.

“…The authors examine how the relative standing of candidates in public opinion polls during a primary campaign affects their ability to raise money. A theory is…”
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Ballots, Transparency, and Democracy by Adler, E. Scott, Hall, Thad E.

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Intended consequences: jurisdictional reform and issue control in the US House of Representatives by Adler, E Scott, Wilkerson, John D

“…The power of congressional committees rests in large part on their ability to set the legislative agenda in particular issue areas. But how do committees…”
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Intended Consequences: Jurisdictional Reform and Issue Control in the U. S. House of Representatives by Adler, E. Scott, Wilkerson, John D.

“…The power of congressional committees rests in large part on their ability to set the legislative agenda in particular issue areas. But how do committees…”
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Participation in Congress. By Richard L. Hall. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1996. 293p. $35.50 by Adler, E. Scott

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Participation in Congress by Adler, E. Scott

“…Adler reviews "Participation in Congress" by Richard L. Hall…”
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Bicameral Bargaining and Resolution in the United States Congress by Ryan, Joshua M

“…In most bicameral systems, both legislative chambers must agree on a bill before it may become law. In the United States Congress, agreement often comes during…”
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The home style homepage: legislator use of the World Wide Web for constituency contact by Adler, E Scott, Gent, Chariti E, Overmeyer, Cary B

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Participation in Congress. By HallRichard L.. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1996. 293p. $35.50 by Adler, E. Scott

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Hall, Richard L. "Participation in Congress" (Book Review) by Adler, E Scott

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Why congressional reforms fail: reelection and the House committee system by Adler, E Scott, Deering, Christopher J

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