2005 · 491 pages
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For courses in Texas Politics. Taking both a journalistic and political science approach, this text concentrates on the changes demographic, political, economic, and social that contribute to the configuration of contemporary politics of Texas. Through theory, the research of other scholars, observation, anecdotes, and humor, the authors address the nuances of change on mass political behavior and decisions of political actors at the state and local level.
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