Peter W. Schramm is Associate Professor of Political Science at Ashland University.Bradford P. Wilson is Professor of Political Science at the same university.

• Chapter 1 Political Parties and American ConstitutionalismChapter 2 Political Parties and the American FoundingChapter 3 Lincoln and the Republican RealignmentChapter 4 Representation, Deliberation, and Presidential Nominations: Improving the Performance of American Political PartiesChapter 5 Political Parties Across the Separation of PowersChapter 6 The Post New Deal Democratic PartyChapter 7 Frames, Wedges, Magnets, and Silver Bullets: Republican StrategiesChapter 8 The New Deal, Party Politics, and the Administrative StateChapter 9 The New Deal Revelation of PartisanshipChapter 10 Political Parties and the New DealChapter 11 Political Parties, the Constitution and the Future of Party PoliticsChapter 12 Index

Peter W. Schramm is Associate Professor of Political Science at Ashland University.Bradford P. Wilson is Professor of Political Science at the same university.

• Chapter 1 Political Parties and American ConstitutionalismChapter 2 Political Parties and the American FoundingChapter 3 Lincoln and the Republican RealignmentChapter 4 Representation, Deliberation, and Presidential Nominations: Improving the Performance of American Political PartiesChapter 5 Political Parties Across the Separation of PowersChapter 6 The Post New Deal Democratic PartyChapter 7 Frames, Wedges, Magnets, and Silver Bullets: Republican StrategiesChapter 8 The New Deal, Party Politics, and the Administrative StateChapter 9 The New Deal Revelation of PartisanshipChapter 10 Political Parties and the New DealChapter 11 Political Parties, the Constitution and the Future of Party PoliticsChapter 12 Index

Peter W. Schramm is Associate Professor of Political Science at Ashland University.Bradford P. Wilson is Professor of Political Science at the same university.

• Chapter 1 Political Parties and American ConstitutionalismChapter 2 Political Parties and the American FoundingChapter 3 Lincoln and the Republican RealignmentChapter 4 Representation, Deliberation, and Presidential Nominations: Improving the Performance of American Political PartiesChapter 5 Political Parties Across the Separation of PowersChapter 6 The Post New Deal Democratic PartyChapter 7 Frames, Wedges, Magnets, and Silver Bullets: Republican StrategiesChapter 8 The New Deal, Party Politics, and the Administrative StateChapter 9 The New Deal Revelation of PartisanshipChapter 10 Political Parties and the New DealChapter 11 Political Parties, the Constitution and the Future of Party PoliticsChapter 12 Index