This page displays detailed information about a resource listed on the Political Science Data web site (about this site). This listing is not an advertisement, endorsement or affliation. We hope this resource helps you find datasets, analyze them, and share your findings.
| How this link is displayed on Political Science Data:
This link appears randomly (see examples below) and on the following web page(s): |
Other resources you might like | | What did the Supreme Court hold in United States v. E. C. Knight Co. (1895)? | The Court held that the federal government could not regulate sugar refineries since they were ''manufacturing operations'' that were not directly related to interstate commerce. States, under the Tenth Amendment, have the reserved power to regulate ''local activities,'' such as manufacturing. The decision allowed the American Sugar Refining Company to dominate the sugar refining industry.Hover over to see answer  |  | Teaching Assistant: Am. Const. Law |
| | WIDER Angle | United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research addresses political and economic development issues
|  | Blogs | Comp. Politics |  |
| | | |
| | What is a media leak? | Strategically consequential information given to reporters on the condition that its source not be identified by name.Hover over to see answer | | Teaching Assistant: Intro. to Am. Gov't |
| | | |
| What is an instructed delegate? | A legislator who is an agent of the voters who elected him or her and who votes according to the views of constituents regardless of personal beliefs.Hover over to see answer | | Teaching Assistant: Intro. to Am. Gov't |
| |
| What is social policy? | Government actions intended to provide a basic level of assistance with income, safety, education, housing, and health care for certain categories of people at risk. Hover over to see answer | | Teaching Assistant: Intro. to Am. Gov't |
|
|
Early View/Latest Articles
