The Congressional Studies Series publishes volumes focused on the American Congress. Books in the series examine any aspect of Congress, such as influential acts and legislation, lobbying and constituency issues, congressional positions such as the House Whip and the Senate President, and interactions between Congress and other branches of government.
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