Author

Benjamin Ginsberg

32 books

Books

  1. We the People: An Introduction to American Politics 1997
  2. American Government: Power and Purpose 2013
  3. The Fall of the Faculty: The Rise of the All-Administrative University and Why It Matters 2011
29 more
  1. American Government - a Brief Introduction 2022
  2. Captive Public 1988
  3. How the Jews Defeated Hitler: Exploding the Myth of Jewish Passivity in the Face of Nazism 2013
  4. Electoral deadlock 1999
  5. Politics by Other Means 1990
  6. Exploring American Government 1998
  7. Presidential Power 2007
  8. Readings for American Government 2000
  9. We the People, Third Shorter Edition 2001
  10. American Government, Ninth Core Edition 2005
  11. American Government, Ninth Regular Edition 2005
  12. Democrats Return to Power 1994
  13. Downsizing Democracy 2002
  14. The Essentials of American Politics 2005
  15. A Student's Guide to We the People 2005
  16. Do elections matter? 1986
  17. We the People and a Guide to the United States Constitution 2014
  18. We the People and Governing Texas 2015
  19. American Politics Today, 6e Full with Media Access Registration Card + a Guide to the United States Constitution, 4e + Readings in American Politics, 5e 2019
  20. American Government, Core 2022
  21. We People 2019
  22. What Washington Gets Wrong: The Unelected Officials Who Actually Run the Government and Their Misconceptions about the American People
  23. The consequences of consent 1981
  24. Analytics, Policy, and Governance 2017
  25. We the People, 12e Essentials with Media Access Registration Card + the Enduring Debate 2018
  26. We the People, 12e Essentials with Media Access Registration Card + Governing California in the Twenty-First Century, 7e with Media Access Registration Card 2019
  27. American Government, Core - Power and Purpose 2022
  28. We the People Chapter 18 1997
  29. We The People An Introduction to American Politics, Custom ed. McLennan Community College 2015

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