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　　Party Influence in Congress challenges current arguments and

evidence about the influence of political parties in the U.S.

Congress. Steven S. Smith argues that theory must reflect policy,

electoral, and collective party goals. These goals call for

flexible party organizations and leadership strategies. They demand

that majority party leaders control the flow of legislation;

package legislation and time action to build winning majorities and

attract public support; work closely with a president of their

party; and influence the vote choices for legislators. Smith

observes that the circumstantial evidence of party influence is

strong, multiple collective goals remain active ingredients after

parties are created, party size is an important factor in party

strategy, both negative and positive forms of influence are

important to congressional parties, and the needle-in-the-haystack

search for direct influence continues to prove frustrating.

1. Introduction

2. The micro-foundations of theories of congressional parties

3. The types and sources of party influences

4. The search for direct party effects

5. Recent theories of party influence: cartel and conditional party

government theory

6. Revisiting pivotal and party politics

7. Reexamining the direct and indirect influence of party in the

House and Senate

8. More than a conclusion

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Party Influence in Congress challenges current arguments and evidence about the influence of parties in the U.S. Congress. Political scientists differ in their evaluations of the influence of congressional parties over policy outcomes. Steven S. Smith reviews the arguments and finds them deficient in many respects. In their place, he offers an enriched, more nuanced view of the way parties influence the behavior of legislators and shape legislative outcomes.