Stanford University
Political Science 227/Public Policy 182
Polarized Politics and Special Interest Groups
Jonathan Wand
Winter 2006

Description

This course considers the explanations and consequences of the changes in the partisan control of the US federal government. Particular attention will be paid to the role of special interest groups in explaining the degree of partisan polarization in politics.

Syllabus

Consult the syllabus for detailed description of course, and links to readings.

Readings

Most readings are http linked from the pdf of the syllabus.

Other readings will be posted here.

Summaries
Summaries of students, and my comments.

On-line resources

Links to outside references and research materials will be posted here.

Contact information

Please consult the syllabus for email addresses, office locations, etc.,
or Jonathan Wand's homepage: http://wand.stanford.edu


Revised January 08, 2006