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دسته بندی: سیاست ویرایش: 6th نویسندگان: Kevin B. Smith سری: ISBN (شابک) : 1506360262, 9781506360263 ناشر: CQ Press سال نشر: 2017 تعداد صفحات: 1387 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 33 مگابایت
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قطبی شدن حزبی و ایدئولوژیک مرتبط با دولت فدرال، ایالت ها و محلات را نیز آزار می دهد و پیامدهای مهمی برای سیاست های عمومی و روابط بین دولتی به همراه دارد. ایالت ها و محلات حاکم مورد اعتماد و ثابت شدهدانش آموزان را از طریق این مسائل راهنمایی می کند و تمرکز خود را بر نقش فشارهای اقتصادی و بودجه ای ادامه می دهد. کوین بی اسمیت و آلن گرینبلات با نوشته های روزنامه نگاری جذاب و داستان سرایی دقیق خود از رویکردی مقایسه ای برای توضیح اینکه چگونه و چرا ایالت ها و محلات از نظر ساختار نهادی، فرهنگ، تاریخ، اقتصاد، جغرافیا و جمعیت شناسی مشابه و متفاوت هستند، استفاده می کنند. ترکیبی عالی از تجزیه و تحلیل دانشگاهی با کیفیت بالا و آخرین بورس تحصیلی،نسخه ششمبه طور کامل به روز شده است تا تحولات عمده ای مانند درگیری های ایالتی و فدرال بر سر اصلاحات مهاجرت، کنترل اسلحه، و حقوق رای دهندگان را در نظر بگیرد. اصلاحات بهداشتی و آموزشی با هدف بهبود اثربخشی ارائه خدمات دولتی و محلی. و اثرات ماندگار رکود بزرگ.
The partisan and ideological polarization associated with federal government plagues states and localities too, bringing with it significant implications for public policy and intergovernmental relations. The trusted and provenGoverning States and Localitiesguides students through these issues and continues its focus on the role economic and budget pressures play. With their engaging journalistic writing and crisp storytelling, Kevin B. Smith and Alan Greenblatt employ a comparative approach to explain how and why states and localities are both similar and different in institutional structure, culture, history, economy, geography, and demographics. A great blend of high-quality academic analysis and the latest scholarship, theSixth Editionis thoroughly updated to account for such major developments as state vs. federal conflicts over immigration reform, gun control, and voter rights; health and education reforms aimed at improving the effectiveness of state and local government service delivery; and the lingering effects of the Great Recession.
Map of the United States Tables, Figures, and Maps Preface About the Authors Chapter 1 Introduction to State and Local Government: They Tax Dogs in West Virginia, Don’t They? The Impact of State and Local Politics on Daily Life The Comparative Method in Practice: Yes, They Really Do Tax Dogs in West Virginia Sociodemographics Culture and History • A Difference That Makes a Difference: Is It Better to Be a Woman in Minnesota or a Gal in Alabama? Economy Geography and Topography Recognizing the Stakes Laboratories of Democracy: Devolution and the Limits of Government • Local Focus: The Federal City Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 2 Federalism: The Power Plan Systems of Power Why Federalism? The Origins of the Federal System in the United States The Advantages and Disadvantages of Federalism • Policy in Practice: Squeezing Lemons The Constitutional Basis of Federalism The Development of Federalism Dual Federalism (1789–1933)Cooperative Federalism (1933–1964) Centralized Federalism (1964–1980) New Federalism (1980–2002) Ad Hoc Federalism (2002–Present) The Supreme Court: The Umpire of Federalism The Rise of Nation-Centered Federalism on the Court • States Under Stress: Two-Speed Federalism A Tenth Amendment Renaissance or Ad Hoc Federalism? Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 3 Constitutions: Operating Instructions What State Constitutions Do: It’s Probably Different From What You Think The Evolution of State Constitutions The First Generation of State Constitutions Formal Constitutional Changes • A Difference That Makes a Difference: The Peculiar Constitution of Early Pennsylvania Legislative Proposals Ballot Initiatives and Referendums Constitutional Conventions Constitutional Revision Commissions Ratification Informal Methods for Changing Constitutions Why State Constitutions Vary How State Constitutions Differ Operating Rules and Selection for Office • A Difference That Makes a Difference: Know Your (Education) Rights Distribution of Power Rights Granted Representative Government Versus Direct Democracy Constitutions for Local Government? Conclusion• The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 4 Finance: Filling the Till and Paying the Bills Show Me the Money: Where State Tax Revenues Come From Sales Taxes Property Taxes Income Taxes Other Tax Revenue Sources: Cars, Oil, and Death Show Me the Money: Income From Fees, Charges, and Uncle Sam Insurance Trust Funds Intergovernmental Transfers Taxing Variations Among State and Local Governments • Local Focus: The Windy City’s Financial Woes Explaining Tax Variations Debt • States Under Stress: Broken Bonds and Bankruptcy The Budget Process Expenditures, or Where the Money Goes Restraints on State and Local Budgeteers Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 5 Political Attitudes and Participation: Venting and Voting Voting Rights Disputes • Policy in Practice: Voter ID Laws Losing Some Legal Battles Elections A Voice for the Public • A Difference That Makes a Difference: The Elections No One Cares About State Supervision of Elections • A Difference That Makes a Difference: Does Ideological Polarization Depress Voter Turnout? Regulating the Parties• Policy in Practice: Polling Problems Make Public Opinion Harder to Gauge Restricting Voters Voter Turnout What Elections Are Used For Direct Democracy Public Opinion • Policy in Practice: Ballot Measures Can Be a Motivating Force Responding to Opinion • States Under Stress: Protest Movements Achieve Different Levels of Success Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 6 Parties and Interest Groups: Elephants, Donkeys, and Cash Cows A Primer on Political Parties • States Under Stress: Waning Power of State Parties Contributes to Polarized Politics What Parties Were Like Parties in the 20th Century How State Parties Recovered: Campaign Reform in the Late 20th Century Party Competition: Why Some States Are More Competitive Than Others • Policy in Practice: The Enormous Clout of Individual Donors Party Factions and Activists The Rise of Super PACs Third Parties and Independents • A Difference That Makes a Difference: In Some States, Parties Are Barely Challenged Difficulties of Building Support Interest Groups and Lobbies • Policy in Practice: Why Companies Avoid Overt Partisanship Conclusion• The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 7 Legislatures: The Art of Herding Cats The Job of Legislatures What Legislatures Do Lawmaking Representation • Local Focus: States Debate What They Officially Hold Most Dear Constituent Service Oversight Organization and Operation of Legislatures Bicameralism • States Under Stress: Help Wanted: Must Enjoy High Stress, Low Pay, and Limited Autonomy Legislative Leadership • A Difference That Makes a Difference: Nearly Half of All Legislative Elections Go Uncontested Committees Rank-and-File Members Apportionment State Legislators Professional Background Demographic Diversity Professional Versus Citizen Legislators • A Difference That Makes a Difference: Women Are Still Less Likely to Run—and to Lead The Citizens’ Whipping Boy: Legislators and Public Opinion • States Under Stress: Five Reasons Why State House Speakers May Be Prone to Corruption Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested WebsitesChapter 8 Governors and Executives: There Is No Such Thing as Absolute Power The Job of Governor Chief Legislator • Policy in Practice: What Happens When a Governor Won’t Sign Any Bills at All Head of State Agencies Chief Spokesperson for the State Party Chief Commander in Chief of the National Guard The Powers of Governors Formal Powers • A Difference That Makes a Difference: Contemporary Governors Are Becoming More Partisan Informal Powers Becoming Governor and Staying Governor Factors Driving Gubernatorial Elections • A Difference That Makes a Difference: The Rise of the Rich Governor Keeping and Leaving Office • A Difference That Makes a Difference: From State House to White House: Translating a Governorship Into a Presidency Other Executive Offices Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Other Offices • A Difference That Makes a Difference: Election Officers Themselves Become Partisan Targets Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 9 Courts: Turning Law Into Politics The Role and Structure of State Courts Trial Courts Appeals Courts: Intermediate Appeals and Courts of LastResort • A Difference That Makes a Difference: The New Judicial Federalism Selecting Judges Popular Elections Appointment Terms of Office Impeachment Prosecution and Defense of Cases in State Courts The Prosecutor Defense Attorneys Juries Defendants’ Rights Versus Victims’ Rights Sentencing • Local Focus: Where a Parking Ticket Can Ruin Your Life How Courts Are Changing A Move to a Self-Funding Model During an Era of Tight Budgets The Problem of Increasing Caseloads and Crowded Courts • States Under Stress: This Court Will Not Come to Order Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 10 Bureaucracy: What Nobody Wants but Everybody Needs What Is Bureaucracy? What Does Bureaucracy Do? Bureaucracy as Policy Implementer Bureaucracy as Policymaker What Is “Enough” Bureaucracy? Measuring Bureaucratic Effectiveness: It Does a Better Job Than You Think Is There a Better Way to Run Public Programs and Services? State Bureaucracy: From Patronage to Professionalism Politics and the Merit System Public Labor Unions• Policy in Practice: The Incredible Shrinking Union Affirmative Action If Not Merit . . . Then What? • States Under Stress: The End of the Cushy Government Job Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 11 Local Government: Function Follows Form The Many Faces of Local Government The Organization and Responsibilities of Local Governments Between the County Lines The Structure of County Government Municipalities Mayor-Council Systems Council-Manager Systems Commission Systems Town Meetings Special Districts Working Within Limits: The Powers and Constraints of Local Government • Local Focus: The Secret Tax Explosion Dillon’s Rule Home Rule Participation in Local Government • Local Focus: Participation, or the Lack Thereof, in Local Politics Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 12 Metropolitics: The Hole Problem of Government The Missing Level of Government Sprawl: How Metropolitan Regions Grow The Cons of Metropolitan Growth• Local Focus: The End of Sprawl? Government Reform in Metropolitan Areas Regional Governments Regional Councils Government Consolidation • Policy in Practice: Fighting the Urge to Merge Annexation The Case Against Reform: Public Choice and the Tiebout Model Rural Metropolitics Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 13 Education: Reading, Writing, and Regulation Organization and Leadership: Schools Have Many Bosses Money Matters The Pressure to Perform • States Under Stress: If We Spend More, Who Pays? Measuring School Performance Many Brands on the School Reform Shelf Standards and Accountability • Policy in Practice: Common Core Critics Are Loud but Losing Recruiting Good Teachers Choosing Wisely: Alternatives to Public Schools Charter Schools Vouchers Homeschooling Can’t Tell the Players Without a Program: Groups That Influence Public Education Teachers’ Unions Parent Groups National Political Parties Business Groups Professional and Advocacy Groups Conclusion • The Latest ResearchTop Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 14 Crime and Punishment Mass Arrests and Incarceration Private Wrongs, Public Justice Liberty and Justice for All? Systemwide Racial Inequalities Principle Versus Practice in Common Law Prison Nation • Local Focus: Chicago’s Homicide Paradox: The Victims and the Victimizers Are the Same People • A Difference That Makes a Difference: Jury Power: What the Courts Don’t Want You to Know The Crime Explosion and the War on Drugs Getting Tough on Crime Through Sentencing Problems of a Prison Nation The Bipartisan Search for Solutions • A Difference That Makes a Difference: The Slow Death of Capital Punishment • Policy in Practice: How Far to Take Gun Control? Issues to Watch The End of the War on Drugs Legalization of Marijuana Policing’s Race Problem The New Criminal Frontier Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 15 Health and Welfare: State, Heal Thyself! Government’s Role in Health Seeking Universal Health Rising Costs Retaining State Authority Beyond Medicaid • A Difference That Makes a Difference: Some States Fail atSetting Up Health Exchanges • A Difference That Makes a Difference: In States Without Medicaid Expansion, Rural Hospitals Are at Risk How Government Got Into the Health Care Biz The Idea of a Social Safety Net The Birth of the American Safety Net A Multibillion-Dollar Afterthought Oops! The Unexpected Cost of Health Insurance The Devolution Revolution Welfare Reform The Feds Falter The Rise of the Health Care State A Promising Beginning The Safety Net Widens Beyond Managed Care Time for Reform • A Difference That Makes a Difference: States Try New Approaches to Limit Abortion Issues to Watch Health Information Technology Long-Term Care Public Health What Is Good Health Anyway? • Local Focus: Slow Response to Zika Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Chapter 16 Environment and Climate Change: Thinking Globally, Acting Locally States Get Serious About the Environment Regulating Vehicles Challenging the Environmental Protection Agency Cap and Trade Clean Power Plan Growing Partisanship and Skepticism• A Difference That Makes a Difference: Despite Attacks, Renewable Energy Requirements Retain Support International Agreements Issues to Watch Promoting Renewable Energy • Local Focus: Coal Industry’s Troubles Are Far From Over Cutting Back on Coal Limiting Land Use Going Green Green Buildings Green Jobs Adaptation • Local Focus: School Districts Are Finally Testing Their Water for Lead Conclusion • The Latest Research Top Ten Takeaways Key Concepts Suggested Websites Notes Glossary Index