Author

Richard S Conley

University of Florida - Cited by 1,119 - Presidency - presidential-congressional relations - comparative executives and legislatures - Native American politics

Biography

Richard S Conley is a researcher in Department of Political Science at University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA. His research expertise includes Sustainable Agriculture, Agriculture, Nutrient Management, Soil and Water Conservation, and Sustainability.
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Civic engagement and particularized trust: The ties that bind people to their ethnic communities
EM Uslaner, RS ConleyAmerican Politics Research 31 (4), 331-360, 2003200
416
2003
Legislative Activity in the Canadian House of Commons: Does Majority or Minority Government Matter?
RS ConleyAmerican Review of Canadian Studies 41 (4), 422-437, 2011201
30
2011
George Bush and the 102d Congress: The Impact of Public and “Private” Veto Threats on Policy Outcomes
RS ConleyPresidential Studies Quarterly 33 (4), 730-750, 2003200
29
2003
The harbinger of the unitary executive? An analysis of presidential signing statements from Truman to Carter
RS ConleyPresidential Studies Quarterly 41 (3), 546-569, 2011201
25
2011
Presidential republics and divided government: Lawmaking and executive politics in the United States and France
RS ConleyPolitical science quarterly 122 (2), 257-285, 2007200
24
2007
President Clinton and the Republican Congress, 1995-2000: political and policy dimensions of veto politics in divided government
RS ConleyCongress & the Presidency: A Journal of Capital Studies 31 (2), 133-160, 2004200
22
2004
Reform, reorganization, and the renaissance of the managerial presidency: The impact of 9/11 on the executive establishment
RS ConleyPolitics & Policy 34 (2), 304-342, 2006200
22
2006
From Elysian fields to the guillotine? The dynamics of presidential and prime ministerial approval in Fifth Republic France
RS ConleyComparative Political Studies 39 (5), 570-598, 2006200
21
2006
“No Irish Need Apply”? Veto Players and Legislative Productivity in the Republic of Ireland, 1949-2000
RS Conley, MA BekafigoComparative Political Studies 43 (1), 91-1, 2010201
18
2010
Legislative Behaviour in the N orthern I reland A ssembly, 2007–11: Conflict and Consensus in a Developing Consociational Democracy
RS Conley, C DahanPolitical Studies 61, 179-197, 2013201
15
2013
Donald Trump and American Populism
RS ConleyEdinburgh University Press, 2020202
13
2020
Presidential leadership and national security: the Obama legacy and Trump trajectory
RS ConleyRoutledge, 2017201
12
2017
Presidential vision or Congressional derision? Explaining budgeting outcomes for NASA, 1958–2008
RS Conley, WW CobbCongress & the presidency 39 (1), 51-73, 202
12
2012
The Consociational Model and Question Time in the Northern Ireland Assembly: Policy Issues, Procedural Reforms and Executive Accountability, 2007–2011
RS ConleyIrish Political Studies 28 (1), 78-98, 2013201
10
2013
Historical dictionary of the Clinton era
RS ConleyScarecrow Press, 2012201
10
2012
Signing On and Sounding Off: Presidential Signing Statements in the Eisenhower Administration, 1953–61
RS ConleyCongress & the Presidency 40 (1), 61-3, 2013201
8
2013
The “Hidden Hand” and White House Roll‐Call Predictions: Legislative Liaison in the Eisenhower White House, 83d‐84th Congresses
RS Conley, RM YonPresidential Studies Quarterly 37 (2), 291-312, 2007200
6
2007
The Legislative Presidency in Political Time: Party Control and Presidential-Congressional Relations
RS ConleyRivals for Power 3, 151-182, 2005200
6
2005
The Transformation of Question Period.
RS ConleyCanadian Parliamentary Review 34 (3), 2011201
6
2011
Historical dictionary of the Reagan-Bush era
RS ConleyRowman & Littlefield, 2017201
6
2017

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