The Journal of legislative studies

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  Año 1999, Vol. 5, Número 3-4. Dedicado a: The Uneasy Relationships between Parliamentary Members and Leaders

  • On the Uneasy, Delicate, yet Necessary Relationships between Parliamentary Members and Leaders

    Lawrence D. Longley, Reuven Y. Hazan

    págs. 1-22

    

  • What Can an Individual MP Do in German Parliamentary Politics?

    Werner J. Patzelt

    págs. 23-52

    

  • The Individual Member in the British House of Commons: Facing both Ways and Marching Forward

    Philip Norton

    págs. 53-74

    

  • From Committee Government to Party Government: Changing Opportunities for Amendment Sponsors in the US House of Representatives, 1945-98

    John E. Owens

    págs. 75-104

    

  • The Individual Parliamentary Member and Institutional Change: The Changing Role of the New Zealand Member of Parliament

    Fiona Barker, Stephen Levine

    págs. 105-130

    

  • Parliamentary Members and Leaders as Agents of Reform: Parliamentary and Regime Change Revisited

    Lawrence D. Longley, Taylor M. Hoffman

    págs. 131-208

    

  • The Office of Speaker in Comparative Perspective

    Stanley Bach

    págs. 209-254

    

  • The Keys to Togetherness: Coalition Agreements in Parliamentary Democracies

    Kaare Strom, Wolfgang C. Müller

    págs. 255-282

    

  • Dilemmas and Opportunities of Legislative Leadership in a Non-Parliamentary System: The US Case

    Barbara Sinclair

    págs. 283-302

    

  • Yes, Institutions Matter: The Impact of Institutional Reform on Parliamentary Members and Leaders in Israel

    Reuven Y. Hazan

    págs. 303-326