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Transforming Democracy: Legislative Campaign Committees and Political Parties. (book reviews)
American Political Science Review, September, 1997 by Frendreis, John
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John Frendreis, Loyola University Chicago
The development of state legislative campaign committees has been much discussed but seldom studied systematically. With the exception of Gierzynski's Legislative Party Campaign Committees in the American States (1992), previous work touching on these new campaign actors has been confined to either speculation or limited analyses in one or a handful of states. Transforming Democracy represents an important addition to this literature, providing a broadly based analysis of state legislative campaign committees that is both descriptive and ...
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