The Bill : How Legislation Really Becomes Law: A Case Study of the National Service Bill
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The Bill : How Legislation Really Becomes Law: A Case Study of the National Service Bill
"Skillfully guides us, with an engrossing and provocative tale, through the interplay of Congress and the White House, policy and politics. Must reading for students of American government." —Gary Orren, Harvard University
"Full of genuinely juicy details, it is certain to replace Eric Redman's studies in the future." —Charles Peters, editor in chief, The Washington Monthy.
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