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David R. Mayhew · 初版 2004 年
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在这部现已成为经典的著作第二版中，David R. Mayhew 认为立法者的主要动机是谋求连任，而追求这一目标影响了他们的行为方式以及制定公共政策的方式。在为本版撰写的全新前言中，R. Douglas Arnold 探讨了为何本书彻底革新了对国会的研究，以及它是如何经受住时间检验的。本书还收录了作者撰写的全新序言。——出版方简介。
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税法之所以复杂，很大程度上是因为政治博弈过程。参见梅休的《Congress: The Electoral Connection》，或者关于路径依赖的文献。https://www.amazon.com/Congress-Electoral-Connection-David-M...
The tax code is complex to a large degree due to the political process. See Mayhew's Congress: The Electoral Connection, or literature on path dependency. https://www.amazon.com/Congress-Electoral-Connection-David-M...
……针对我研究的这类问题，我推荐的一些经典书目：- 安东尼·唐斯的《An Economic Theory of Democracy》- 约翰·泽勒的《Nature and Origins of Public Opinion》- 戴维·梅休的《Congress The Electoral Connection》- 基斯·普尔与霍华德·罗森塔尔的《Ideology and Congress》- 基斯·克雷比尔的《Information and Legislative Organization》- 马修·麦卡宾斯与加里·考克斯的《Setting the Agenda》（或者他们的……
…of the canonical books I'd recommend that speak to the kinds of questions I study: - Anthony Downs: An Economic Theory of Democracy - John Zaller: Nature and Origins of Public Opinion - David Mayhew: Congress The Electoral Connection - Keith Poole and Howard Rosenthal: Ideology and Congress - Keith Krehbiel: Information and Legislative Organization - Mathew McCubbins and Gary Cox: Setting the Agenda (or their…
你说得对。这就是戴维·梅休提出的政治学 101 常识。https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congress:_The_Electoral_Connec...
You are correct. This is politics 101 as put forward by David Mayhew. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congress:_The_Electoral_Connec...
……那样保证。Mayhew 讨论的那些动态仍然会起作用。[1] 可以通过现代技术增加访问渠道，但那是另一个话题了。1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congress:_The_Electoral_Connec...
…way guarantee that. The same dynamics discussed by Mayhew would still be in play. [1] Access can be increased via modern technologies, but that's a seprate argument. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congress:_The_Electoral_Connec...
……最透彻：“一切手握权力的人都应当受到猜疑。也许这是一个普世真理：国内自由的丧失，往往归咎于针对来自国外的危险——不论真实还是伪装的——所采取的防备手段。”[1] 戴维·R·梅休的《Congress: The Electoral Connection》
…best: "All men having power ought to be mistrusted. Perhaps it is a universal truth that the loss of liberty at home is to be charged to the provisions against danger, real or pretended, from abroad." [1] Congress: The Electoral Connection by David R. Mayhew