A key concept in research on the media coverage of politics is the game or strategy frame. Contrasted with coverage of politics as issues, the framing of politics as a strategic game is marked by features such as winning and losing as the central concern and a focus on how candidates or parties are doing in opinion polls. The pervasiveness of such framing is, however, disputed since (1) the way...

Since at least the mid-1980s, some scholars of United States administrative law have touted deliberative democracy as a promising theory to justify the modern administrative state. Those who advocate deliberative administration, however, have not easily incorporated the role of democratic politics into their models of that state. This Article begins by reviewing the historical development of th...

Morone is an expert on health politics and policy and the role of morality in American politics and political development. He has taught at Brown University since 1982 where he serves as the John Hazen White Professor of Political Science and Public Policy and is director of Brown's Taubman Center for Public Policy. He has also been a visiting professor at Yale University, the University of Bre...

Signalling the longevity of their struggle, Irish republicans active since 1969 frequently highlight family connections among previous generations militant activists. First, this article interrogates how activists without republican lineage narrate mobilisation and position themselves within movement. Republicans familial access to movement, it is argued, frame own commitment as uniquely indepe...

the book titled “bases of politics” is the original text for students of bachelor of political sciences which is taught in a three-unit course. this compilation has been introduced as the best reference for bases of politics course and master of science exam. we first introduce this text and assert its assumptions and then evaluate and criticize in contain and formal manner and finally after pr...