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Sponsored by Cambria Press: www.cambriapress.com. Series Editors: Scott A. Frisch and Sean Q Kelly, California State University, Channel Islands Politics, Institutions, and Public Policy in America is a book series intended to showcase high quality research contributions in political science. We believe that political science is relatively theory-rich and data-poor. As a result we prefer studies that break new empirical ground over studies that solely focus on establishing new theoretical ground. We also believe that political science research has the capacity to address contemporary American politics in a way that is accessible to political professionals. Books in this series will draw on the many and varied methodological approaches available to researchers without prejudice, but authors must have the capacity to communicate their methods, findings, and study implications to a broad audience. Books in Politics, Institutions, and Public Policy in America will: Examples of possible categories and topics within the series: Submission Policies: PLEASE CONTACT A SERIES EDITOR BEFORE SUBMITTING ANY MATERIALS. • We prefer to consider complete manuscripts. Book proposals are accepted but should be accompanied by sample chapters. • Edited volumes will be considered, but it is the responsibility of the volume editor(s) to secure all permissions prior to submitting the manuscript. • Most dissertations will require significant revisions to fit into this series. Authors interested in revising their dissertations for publication are encouraged to contact one of the series editors. About Cambria Press: Founded in 2006 Cambria Press is a publisher of choice for innovative and high quality academic research. All manuscripts undergo rigorous peer review. Cambria is an independent publishing company located in Amherst, New York. Contact: Scott A. Frisch Sean Q Kelly |