L. TUCKER GIBSON, JR., is professor of political science at Trinity University, where he teaches introductory courses in American national and state governments as well as courses on U.S. legislatures, political parties, and interest groups. He has served on the Civil Service Commission of the city of San Antonio, assisted local governments across central and couth Texas in redistricting their governmental bodies, and conducted public opinion research for political candidates, businesses, and corporations. Gibson is the coauthor of Politics in America: Texas Edition.
CLAY ROBISON covered state government and politics in Texas for almost 40 years as a journalist, first for the San Antonio Light, and then for the Houston Chronicle and the San Antonio Express-News. He covered many of the personalities and events that significantly impacted Texas government. Robison is the coauthor of Politics in America: Texas Edition.
CHAPTER 1: The Social and Economic Milieu of Texas Politics
CHAPTER 2: The Texas Constitution
CHAPTER 3: Intergovernmental Relationships
CHAPTER 4: Interest Groups and Political Power in Texas
CHAPTER 5: The Mass Media in Texas Politics
CHAPTER 6: The Party System in Texas
CHAPTER 7: Elections, Campaigns, and Political Behavior
CHAPTER 8: The Texas Legislature
CHAPTER 9: The Texas Executive
CHAPTER 10: The Bureaucracy and Policy Implementation
CHAPTER 11: The Judicial System in Texas
CHAPTER 12: Local Government in Texas: Cities, Towns, Counties, and Special Districts
CHAPTER 13: Contemporary Public Policy Issues in Texas
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