Books written by Kim Quaile Hill
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Representation in Congress: A Unified Theory
2 It is noteworthy, however, that many Americans evidently desire trustee representation at least under some circumstances (Carman 2007; Cronin 1989, 9). Conclusions, Implications, and Future Research 165.
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Democracy in the Fifty States
Kim Quaile Hill, arguing that these critics have been too hasty in their judgment, presents the first comprehensive assessment on the extent of achieved democratization.
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Texas Government: Politics and Economics
Texas Government: Politics and Economics
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Texas Politics and Government: A Concise Survey
This book provides the essential “ nuts and bolts” of Texas state and local government. Written by two highly-regarded authorities on Texas politics, “ Texas Politics and Government, Second Edition”...
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Latin American Education: Comparative Perspectives
This book offers a relevant sample of the current research on Latin American education in comparative perspective.
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Texas Politics and Government: A Concise Survey
This book provides the essential nuts and bolts of Texas state and local government.
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Texas Government: Politics and Economics
This concise book incorporates the best, most up-to-date scholarship in political science and history.
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Representation in Congress: A Unified Theory
The book also presents empirical tests of most of the fundamental predictions for when such alternative models appear, and it presents tests of novel implications of the theory about other aspects of legislative behavior.
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Texas Government: Politics and Economics
Texas Government: Politics and Economics
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Texas Government: Politics and Economics
Texas Government: Politics and Economics
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Texas Government: Politics and Economics
" "In this Third Edition, Texas Government: Politics and Economics exposes the readers to the state's politics in a broad context.