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This bundle contains Collier: Lone Star Politics 5E and Collier: Lone Star Politics Interactive eBook Student Version 5E.
Preface xxi
About the Authors xxx
Chapter 1 Introduction 2(36)
Texas Geography
4(1)
History: The Birth of Texas Traditions
5(6)
Mexican Independence
8(1)
The Texas Revolution
9(1)
The Republic of Texas
10(1)
Texas Statehood
11(10)
Texas Legends: Sam Houston
13(1)
Texas in the Confederacy
14(1)
Reconstruction in Texas
14(1)
The End of Reconstruction and Rise of the "Redeemers"
15(2)
Era of Reform
17(2)
The Great Depression and the New Deal in Texas
19(2)
Texas Legends: Bob Bullock
20(1)
Transitions to the Twenty-First Century
21(5)
Texas Today
21(5)
A Tradition of Change
26(5)
Winners and Losers
31(2)
Texas versus Vermont
33(1)
Conclusion
34(1)
Key Terms
35(1)
Core Assessment
36(2)
Chapter 2 Texas Constitutions 38(40)
Constitutional Government
40(1)
The Federal System of the United States
41(10)
Vertical Federalism
42(1)
Horizontal Federalism
43(2)
The Evolving Idea of Federalism
45(6)
Federalism In Action: Abortion
48(3)
Texas Constitutions
51(10)
Immigration Rights
52(2)
The Republic of Texas: The Constitution of 1836
54(1)
Statehood: The Constitution of 1845
55(1)
Secession and the Confederacy: The Constitution of 1861
56(1)
The First Reconstruction: The Constitution of 1866
57(1)
Texas Legends: James Collinsworth
58(1)
The Second Reconstruction: The Constitution of 1869
58(3)
Texas Legends: E.J. Davis
60(1)
The Current System: The Constitution of 1876
61(3)
Individual Freedom
61(1)
Distrust of Government
62(1)
The Legislative Branch
62(1)
The Executive Branch
63(1)
The Texas Judiciary
63(1)
Texas versus Connecticut
64(4)
Civil Rights in Texas
65(3)
Criticisms of the Texas Constitution
68(3)
Amending the Constitution
70(1)
Texas versus Massachusetts
71(4)
Constitutional Revision
74(1)
Winners and Losers
75(1)
Conclusion
76(1)
Key Terms
77(1)
Core Assessment
77(1)
Chapter 3 Texas Legislature 78(30)
The Texas Legislature in Context
80(3)
Legislature Size and Population Size
81(1)
Legislative Sessions
82(1)
Texas versus North Dakota
83(3)
Typologies of State Legislatures
86(1)
Qualifications for Office and Length of Terms
87(2)
Representation: Theories and Demographics
89(7)
Representation Based on Geography
90(3)
Microcosm Theory and Demographics
93(1)
Gender and Racial/Ethnic Gaps in the Legislature
93(4)
Texas Legends: Barbara C. Jordan
95(1)
Winners and Losers
96(1)
Electing the State Legislature
97(8)
Single-Member District versus Multimember District
97(3)
The Redistricting Process
100(2)
Redistricting Games
102(8)
Federalism In Action: Texas Redistricting and Federal Law
103(2)
Texas versus Arizona
105(1)
Winners and Losers
106(1)
Conclusion
106(1)
Key Terms
107(1)
Core Assessment
107(1)
Chapter 4 Legislative Organization And Process 108(36)
Legislative Organization
110(5)
Presiding Officers
110(3)
Political Parties in the Texas Legislature
113(2)
Texas versus Nebraska
115(11)
Special Legislative Caucuses
118(2)
Committees
120(6)
Texas versus Louisiana
126(3)
Winners and Losers
129(1)
Legislative Process
130(8)
Introducing Bills in the Legislature
131(1)
Introducing Resolutions in the Legislature
131(3)
Legislation in Committee
134(1)
Floor Debate in the Legislature
135(2)
Voting
137(1)
Trends in Legislative Activity
138(1)
Winners and Losers
138(3)
Texas Legends: The Killer Bees
140(1)
Conclusion
141(1)
Key Terms
142(1)
Core Assessment
143(1)
Chapter 5 Texas Governors 144(26)
The Office of the Governor
145(10)
Qualifications
146(6)
Texas Legends: Ann Richards
151(1)
Terms
152(1)
Succession
153(1)
Compensation
153(1)
Impeachment
154(1)
Powers of the Governor
155(10)
Executive Roles
155(3)
Legislative Roles
158(3)
Judicial Roles
161(1)
Other Roles
161(1)
Military Roles
162(1)
Federalism In Action: Abbott's Texas Plan to Reassert States' Rights
163(1)
Texas Governor: Weak?
163(2)
Informal Powers
165(1)
Winners and Losers
166(1)
Texas versus Louisiana
167(1)
Conclusion
167(1)
Key Terms
168(1)
Core Assessment
168(2)
Chapter 6 The Plural Executive And Bureaucracy In Texas 170(38)
The Plural Executive
173(2)
Lieutenant Governor
174(1)
Texas versus Nevada
175(16)
Federalism In Action: Transgender Bathrooms
177(1)
Attorney General
178(4)
Comptroller of Public Accounts
182(2)
Agriculture Commissioner
184(3)
Land Commissioner
187(2)
Secretary of State
189(2)
Boards and Commissions
191(3)
Texas Department of Transportation
191(3)
Texas versus Georgia
194(8)
Department of State Health Services
195(1)
Railroad Commission of Texas
196(2)
Texas Legends: Railroad Commission of Texas
197(1)
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
198(1)
State Board of Education
199(1)
Public Utility Commission of Texas
199(1)
Staffing the State Government
200(2)
Bureaucratic Accountability
202(3)
Winners and Losers
205(1)
Conclusion
206(1)
Key Terms
207(1)
Core Assessment
207(1)
Chapter 7 Texas Judicial System 208(28)
Judicial Federalism and Texas Courts
210(1)
Local Trial Courts
211(1)
Texas versus Kansas
212(2)
Municipal Courts
213(1)
Justice of the Peace Courts
213(1)
County-Level Trial Courts
214(4)
Constitutional County Courts
214(4)
Texas Legends: Judge Roy Bean
225
County Courts at Law and Statutory Probate Courts
218(1)
District Courts (State-Level Trial Courts)
218(1)
Appellate Courts
219(1)
Courts of Appeals (Intermediate Appellate Courts)
219(1)
Texas's Highest Appellate Courts: The Court of Criminal Appeals and the Supreme Court
219(1)
Judicial Selection
220(5)
Judicial Appointment
222(2)
Texas Legends: Raul A. Gonzalez Jr.
223(1)
Judicial Removal
224(1)
Texas Judges
225(1)
Problems with the Texas Judiciary
226(2)
Alternative Systems of Judicial Selection: Appointment and Merit
228(2)
Federalism In Action: Civil Forfeiture
229(1)
Texas versus Missouri
230(1)
Criminal Justice in Texas
231(2)
Winners and Losers
233(1)
Conclusion
234(1)
Key Terms
234(1)
Core Assessment
235(1)
Chapter 8 Texas-Sized Justice 236(26)
Justice in Texas
238(1)
Incarceration in Texas
239(6)
Shift to Rehabilitation
241(1)
Prison Conditions
242(2)
Texas Legends: The Texas Rangers
243(1)
Privatization of Prisons
244(1)
Federalism in Action: Marijuana Policy
245(2)
Rights of the Accused
247(1)
Law and Punishment
248(3)
Tort Reform
248(2)
Castle Doctrine
250(1)
Texas versus Minnesota
251(5)
Capital Punishment
252(4)
Texas versus California
256(2)
Winners and Losers
258(1)
Conclusion
259(1)
Key Terms
259(1)
Core Assessment
260(2)
Chapter 9 Campaigns And Elections, Texas Style 262(46)
Democracy, Representation, and Elections in Texas
264(4)
Voter Qualifications and Registration
265(3)
Texas Legends: Landslide Lyndon
267(1)
Voting Rights in Texas
268(8)
Legal Barriers to Voting in Post-Reconstruction Texas
268(1)
Eliminating Barriers to Voting for African Americans
269(3)
Hispanics and Voting Rights
272(2)
Federalism In Action: Voter Identification
273(1)
Voting Rights for Women, Members of the Armed Forces, and Younger Voters
274(2)
Winners and Losers
276(1)
Types of Elections in Texas
277(3)
Primary Elections versus General Elections
278(2)
Texas versus Oregon
280(3)
Direct Democracy Elections
281(1)
Too Much Democracy?
282(1)
Voting, Voter Registration, and Turnout
283(1)
Texas versus Louisiana
284(8)
Electronic Voting in Texas
285(2)
Contemporary Voter Registration and Turnout
287(4)
Who Votes?
291(1)
Electoral Competition in Texas Elections
292(8)
Campaigns in Texas History
297(1)
Campaigns in Texas Today
298(2)
Campaign Finance in Texas
300(4)
Regulating Campaign Finance
301(1)
Contribution Disclosure
302(1)
Judicial Campaign Contributions
303(1)
Winners and Losers
304(1)
Conclusion
305(1)
Key Terms
305(1)
Core Assessment
306(2)
Chapter 10 Political Parties 308(30)
The Development of Political Parties in Texas
310(2)
Texas versus New York
312(5)
Parties, Competition, and Voter Participation
314(3)
Political Parties in Texas
317(7)
Party Loyalty and Identification
319(1)
Functions of Parties
319(2)
The Consequences of Weak Parties
321(3)
Texas Legends: Pappy O'Daniel
324(1)
Party Organizations
324(9)
Local Parties
326(2)
State Parties
328(2)
Nominating Presidential Candidates
330(2)
The State Parties and the National Parties
332(1)
Texas versus Iowa
333(1)
Winners and Losers
334(1)
Conclusion
335(1)
Key Terms
335(1)
Core Assessment
336(2)
Chapter 11 Organized Interests 338(26)
Organized Interests in Texas Politics
340(7)
Interest Group Formation
340(3)
Texas Legends: The Highway Lobby
341(2)
Types of Interests in Texas
343(2)
What Organized Interests Contribute to the Political Process
345(2)
Federalism In Action:
346(1)
Influencing Policy in Texas through Organized Interests
347(11)
Organized Interests' Spending on Elections
347(4)
Texas Legends: The League of United Latin American Citizens
349(2)
From Activism and Litigation to Lobbying
351(3)
Lobby Regulation
354(2)
Lobbyists' Relationship with Texas Legislators
356(2)
The Relationship between Organized Interests and Parties
358(1)
Winners and Losers
358(1)
Texas versus Alaska
359(2)
Conclusion
361(1)
Key Terms
361(1)
Core Assessment
362(2)
Chapter 12 Local Government In Texas 364(40)
Local Government: The Basics
366(4)
County Government, Texas-Style
370(9)
History and Function of Counties in Texas
370(3)
Governing Texas Counties
373(3)
County Finances and Operations
376(3)
Cities
379(6)
Forms of City Government
380(4)
Texas Legends: Tommy Joe Vandergriff
381(3)
City Elections
384(1)
Texas versus Ohio
385(11)
Issues in City Government
388(6)
Federalism In Action: LGBT in the Workplace
392(2)
Homeowners Associations: Not Quite a Government, but Close
394(2)
Texas Legends: The Galveston Hurricane
395(1)
Other Forms of Local Government
396(3)
Public Education as Local Government
396(2)
Special Districts
398(1)
Texas versus Tennessee
399(1)
Winners and Losers
400(2)
Conclusion
402(1)
Key Terms
403(1)
Core Assessment
403(1)
Chapter 13 Fiscal Policy 404(30)
The Policymaking Process
406(1)
Sources of State Revenue: Taxes
407(2)
Taxes in Texas History
407(1)
State Taxes Today
408(1)
Texas versus Connecticut
409(7)
Property Taxes
412(6)
Federalism In Action: Minimum Wage
413(3)
Winners and Losers
416(2)
Sources of State Revenue: Other Resources
418(2)
Federal Grants
418(1)
Interest, Licensing, and Lottery Funds
418(2)
Spending and Budgeting
420(7)
The Legislative Budget Board
420(1)
State Budgeting
421(4)
State Spending
425(1)
The Rainy Day Fund
425(2)
Fiscal Policy Tools
427(4)
Tax Expenditures
427(1)
Subsidies
428(3)
Winners and Losers
431(1)
Conclusion
432(1)
Key Terms
433(1)
Core Assessment
433(1)
Chapter 14 Social Policy: Education And Health 434(32)
Education Policy
436(10)
Public Education in Grades K-12
436(4)
Texas Legends: Neither Separate Nor Equal: Hispanics in the Education System
439(1)
Funding for K-12
440(2)
Texas Legends: Mansfield High
441(1)
Accountability Reform in K-12
442(4)
Federalism In Action: Education Policy
446(1)
Winners and Losers
446(11)
Higher Education
448(4)
Texas Legends: Governor James Ferguson and the University of Texas
450(2)
Access to Higher Education
452(1)
Costs of Higher Education
453(2)
Accountability in Higher Education
455(1)
Universities' Other Contributions
455(2)
Winners and Losers
457(1)
Health and Human Services
457(6)
Social Welfare Programs
458(1)
Health Care
459(4)
Texas versus Illinois
463(1)
Winners and Losers
464(1)
Conclusion
464(1)
Key Terms
465(1)
Core Assessment
465(1)
Chapter 15 Energy, Environment, Transportation, And Immigration Policies: Transforming Texas 466(30)
Oil and Gas in Texas
468(5)
Oil's Influence on Texas
468(2)
Texas Legends: Hot Oil
469(1)
The Natural Gas Boom and Fracking
470(11)
Federalism In Action: Fracking
473(1)
Environmental Policy
473(1)
Texas Air Quality
474(1)
Droughts and Floods
475(2)
Alternative Energy
477(1)
Hazardous Waste
477(1)
Texas versus California
478(1)
Winners and Losers
479(2)
Transportation Policy
481(7)
Railroads
481(1)
Roads
482(5)
Texas Legends: Private Property and Takings
484(3)
Mass Transit
487(1)
Winners and Losers
488(1)
Immigration Policy
489(4)
Costs and Benefits of Undocumented Workers
490(3)
Winners and Losers
493(1)
Conclusion
493(1)
Key Terms
494(1)
Core Assessment
495(1)
Appendix: Declaration of Independence of the Republic of Texas 496(3)
Notes 499(18)
Glossary 517(9)
Index 526