Call to Order

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  Call to Order: Floor Politics in the House and Senate

  By Steven S. Smith

  In Call to Order, Smith outlines how a fairly stable period of Congressional reform in the 1950s and the early 1960s erupted into a turbulent period of reform in the 1970s.

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  Call to Order: Floor Politics in the House and Senate

  By Steven S. Smith

  Smith (political science, U. of Minnesota) writes of the changing distribution of power in Congress, the interplay of rules, procedures, and policy, and the role of the floor in the legislative process.

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  Call to Order: Sustaining Simplicity in Architecture

  By Carie Penabad

  CALL TO ORDER, the first in a series of books to be produced by the University of Miami School of Architecture, is inspired by rappel l'ordre, the post WWI, European, art movement that rejected the extreme tenants of the avant garde and its ...

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  Call to Order: Meeting Rules and Procedures for Non-Profit Organizations

  By Susan Perry, Herb Perry

  Call to Order: Meeting Rules and Procedures for Non-Profit Organizations

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  Call to Order: A Miscellany of Useful Hierarchies, Systems, and Classifications

  By Jackie Strachan, Jane Moseley

  Among them, "Does four-of-a-kind beat a full house in poker'" (Yes.) Does a Marquess outrank a Duke' (No.) And, what classification of sinner populates the Sixth Circle of Hell' (Heretics.) And, how are they punished. (Crammed into burning ...

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  Call to Order: African Americans and the Law

  By J. Clay Smith, African American Museum in Philadelphia, Carl E. Singley

  Call to Order: African Americans and the Law

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  Call to Order: Floor Politics in the House and Senate

  In Call to Order, Smith outlines how a fairly stable period of reform in the 1950s and the early 1960s erupted into a turbulent period of reform in the 1970s.