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The Senate's Compliance with Its Legislative Rules: The Appeal of Order

Stanley Bach Congressional Research Service
Pages 77-92 | Published online: 16 Mar 2010

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Michael Lynch, Anthony Madonna, Mark Owens & Ryan D. Williamson. (2018) The Vice President in the U.S. Senate: Examining the Consequences of Institutional Design. Congress & the Presidency 45:2, pages 145-165.
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Eric D. Lawrence. (2013) The Publication of Precedents and Its Effect on Legislative Behavior. Legislative Studies Quarterly 38:1, pages 31-58.
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Sarah A. Binder, Anthony J. Madonna & Steven S. Smith. (2007) Going Nuclear, Senate Style. Perspectives on Politics 5:04.
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