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"Mexico: The Evolution of a Multiparty State" published on by Oxford University Press.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Tables and Figures -- List of Maps -- List of Abbreviations -- 1. Immigrant Agency -- 2. History and Contexts of Exit -- 3. Campaign for Justice -- 4. Battle for Naturalization -- 5. Movement for Inclusion -- 6. Racialized Political Incorporation and Immigrant Rights -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- References -- Index -- About the Author.

Introduction: An Intraparty Insurgency -- Miniature Parties within Parties -- What's Wrong on the Right? Why the Tea Party Contested the Republican Party -- Mobilizing the Insurgency: The Tea Party's Federated Organization -- Renegotiating the Terms: The Tea Party's Ideological Demands -- Taking Over the House: Insurgent Factions and Congress -- Conclusion: When Factions Take Over Parties.

The retirement puzzle -- Capitalist crisis and pension insecurity -- Reconversion and the origin of bargained plans -- Turning labor into finance capital -- Toward the 401(k) ownership society -- Conclusions

1. Introduction -- 2. Perspectives on trust in government -- 3. A theory of trust in administrative agencies -- 4. Assessing trust in the EPA -- 5. Building a model of trust in the EPA -- 6. Demographics and trust in the EPA -- 7. Political attitudes and trust in the EPA -- 8. Issue-specific attitudes and trust in the EPA -- 9. Conclusion.

Cover -- Half title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. The Johnson Years (1965-68): A Remarkable Time to Begin in Congress -- The Facts about the Medicare Bill -- The Other War in Vietnam -- Thanksgiving 1966 -- Luncheon at the White House -- Visit to the CIA -- President Johnson off the Record -- Urban Riots -- The Regular Order -- The US Role in the World -- Senate Hearings on the Vietnam War -- Civil Disorder after the Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. -- The Assassination of Robert Kennedy

Democracy in an age of information and analysis -- Policy expertise and accountability to citizens -- Policy expertise and interest group pressure -- Policy expertise and congressional learning -- Introduction to the case studies -- Emissions trading and confidence from EPA experimentation -- School choice, uncertainty, and conceptual ambiguities -- HMOs and methodological ambiguities -- Conclusion : the political economy of expertise -- Appendix : validity and reliability issues

Preliminary Material -- Pro-"Sexual Abstinence Before Marriage" Discourses in US History -- "Religious" Pro-Abstinence Discourses: The LaHayes -- "Medical" Pro-Abstinence Discourses: Meg Meeker -- "Political" Pro-Abstinence Discourses: The Heritage Foundation and Rebecca Hagelin -- "Governmental" Pro-Abstinence Discourses: The G. W. Bush Administration -- Abstinence and Creationism -- Abstinence, Faith and Religious Authority -- Abstinence and the Traditional Family Cell -- Abstinence and Parental Rights -- Abstinence and Welfare -- Abstinence and the "Culture War" -- The Different Functions of Pro-Abstinence Discourses -- A Common Goal: Reinforcing Traditional Hierarchies -- Conclusion -- Bibliography.