[EL] Announcing the Publication of Money in American Politics: An Encyclopedia

[Schultz, David A.]

Hi all:

I am pleased to announce that Money in American Politics: An Encyclopedia,
is now published.

Money in American Politics includes 160 essays written by nearly 80 experts
in the American politics or law.  Many of the authors are members of this
listserv and I want to thank them for their terrific work.

 The book covers  major court cases, specific recent elections, concepts,
people, and trends that describe money’s use and impact in American
politics. The essays are individually informative on a range of topics of
interest to the public, journalists, and experts in the field, but
collectively one can read the encyclopedia as providing a portrait on what
we know and not about who has money  and how they use it to leverage
influence in our political system.

If you are a journal editor and want to review it for your publication, let
me know and I will see if the publisher will send a copy to you.

If you are a journalist and think you would find it useful for your
articles or research, let me know.  I have a few spare copies I can send
out.

-- 
David Schultz, Professor
Hamline University
Department of Political Science
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