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MONEY IN AMERICAN POLITICS: AN ENCYCLOPEDIA

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<P>How much does money really matter in American politics? A first-of-its-kind reference book, this encyclopedia provides the most up-to-date research and analysis regarding how money affects American campaigns, elections, politics, and public policy.</P>

Money in American Politics

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Contents.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Chronology.
1: Abscam.
2: Adelson, Sheldon.
3: Agenda Setting (Role of Money).
4: Aggregate Contribution Limits.
5: Alexander, Herbert E..
6: American Legislative Exchange Council.
7: Anonymous Speech.
8: Arizona Free Enterprise Club&#x2019;s Freedom Pac v. Bennett.
9: Austin v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce.
10: Ballot Access Fees.
11: Ballot Propositions (Paying Petition Gathers and Other Stipulations).
12: Ballot Propositions and Campaign Finance Laws.
13: Ban on Political Contributions by Lobbyists.
14: Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002.
15: Board of County Commissioners v. Umbehr.
16: Branti v. Finkel.
17: Bribery.
18: Buckley v. Valeo.
19: Bundling.
20: Campaign Finance Disclosure.
21: Campaign Finance Reform.
22: Campaign Spending and Campaign Results.
23: Campaign Spending and Reelection Rates.
24: Candidate Authorization of Communications.
25: Caperton v. A. T. Massey Coal Co..
26: Citizens Against Rent Control v. City of Berkeley.
27: Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.
28: Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Committee v. Federal Election Commission.
29: Committee to Re-Elect the President.
30: Common Cause.
31: Congressional Fundraising.
32: Coordinated Spending.
33: Corporate Personhood.
34: Corruption.
35: Cox, Archibald.
36: Cr&#x00E9;dit Mobilier Scandal.
37: Davis v. Federal Election Commission.
38: Doe v. Reed.
39: Electioneering Communications.
40: Elrod v. Burns.
41: Emily&#x2019;s List.
42: Equality (As a Compelling Governmental Interest).
43: Ethics in Government Act.
44: Evidentiary Burden (to Show Corruption).
45: Ex Parte Curtis.
46: Expenditure Limits.
47: Express Advocacy.
48: Fair and Clean Elections.
49: Fairness Doctrine.
50: Federal Contribution Limits.
51: Federal Corrupt Practices Act.
52: Federal Election Commission.
53: Federal Election Commission v. Beaumont.
54: Federal Election Commission v. Christian Action Network, Incorporated.
55: Federal Election Commission v. Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Committee.
56: Federal Election Commission v. Furgatch.
57: Federal Election Commission v. Massachusetts Citizens for Life, Inc..
58: Federal Election Commission v. National Right to Work Committee.
59: Federal Election Commission v. Wisconsin Right to Life.
60: Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act of 1946.
61: First National Bank of Boston v. Bellotti.
62: 527 Committees.
63: Foreign Nationals and Political Contributions.
64: Free Airtime (on Television and Radio).
65: Gender, Candidates, and Money.
66: Gender and Campaign Finance.
67: Gift Ban Laws.
68: Hanna, Mark.
69: Hard Money.
70: Harper v. Virginia State Board of Elections.
71: Hobbs Act.
72: Income Inequality.
73: Incumbency Advantage.
74: Independent Expenditures.
75: Initiative and Referendum.
76: Institute for Free Speech.
77: Iron Triangles.
78: Issue Advocacy.
79: Judicial Elections.
80: Keating, Charles.
81: Koch Brothers.
82: Labor Unions.
83: Legislation, Money&#x2019;s Influence on.
84: Limited Liability Companies and Campaign Spending.
85: Lobbying.
86: Lobbyist Disclosure Act of 1995.
87: Lubin v. Panish.
88: Madisonian Democracy.
89: Majors v. Abell.
90: Matching Funds.
91: Matching Funds and Presidential Public Financing.
92: Mcconnell v. Federal Election Commission.
93: Mccutcheon v. Fec.
94: Mcintyre v. Ohio Elections Commission.
95: Media Exemption.
96: Millionaire&#x2019;s Provision.
97: Money and Free Speech.
98: Money and the 2004 Election.
99: Money and the 2008 Election.
100: Money and the 2012 Election.
101: Money and the 2016 Election.
102: National Political Conventions.
103: National Rifle Association.
104: New York City Public Financing for Elections.
105: Nixon v. Shrink Missouri Government Pac.
106: Nonprofits and Political Activity.
107: O&#x2019;Hare Truck Services v. City of Northlake.
108: Pipefitters Union Local No. 562 et al. v. United States.
109: Pluralist Democracy.
110: Political Action Committees.
111: Political Advertising.
112: Political Contributions by Minors.
113: Political Parties and Campaign Finance Regulations.
114: Political Party Financing (Who Gives).
115: Political Polarization (and Money).
116: Poll Taxes.
117: Presidential Primaries.
118: Presidential Public Financing.
119: Primary Elections.
120: Progressive Era Reforms.
121: Quid Pro Quo Corruption.
122: Race, Candidates, and Money.
123: Race, Donors, and Money.
124: Radio&#x2013;Television News Directors Association v. Federal Communications Commission.
125: Randall v. Sorrell.
126: Rehnquist Court and Campaign Finance Regulations.
127: Roberts Court and Campaign Finance Regulations.
128: Roosevelt, Theodore.
129: Rutan v. Republican Party of Illinois.
130: San Juan County v. No New Gas Tax.
131: Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific Railroad.
132: Saturday Night Massacre.
133: Segregated Political Action Committees.
134: Soft Money.
135: Soros, George.
136: Speechnow.org v. Federal Election Commission.
137: Spoils System and Political Neutrality.
138: State Legislative Races.
139: State Political Contribution Limits.
140: Tax Law and Political Activity.
141: Teapot Dome Scandal.
142: Third Parties and Campaign Spending.
143: Third Parties and Presidential Debates.
144: Third Parties and Presidential Matching Funding.
145: Tillman Act.
146: United Public Workers v. Mitchell.
147: United States v. Sun-Diamond Growers of California.
148: United States v. Wurzbach.
149: U.S. House Races.
150: Voluntary Public Financing.
151: Wagner v. Federal Election Commission.
152: Watergate.
153: Wealth Inequality and U.S. Elections.
154: Who Gives Money.
155: Yazoo Land Fraud.
About the Editor.
Index.

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