Congress and Foreign Policy
Review ?All in all, the author has produced a book of real distinction. As a contribution to our knowledge of what makes the congressman tick, it is indispensable; as an exposition of possible remedies of the ostensibly insurmountable problems it is both illuminating and chastening.?-Survey "All in all, the author has produced a book of real distinction. As a contribution to our knowledge of what makes the congressman tick, it is indispensable; as an exposition of possible remedies of the ostensibly insurmountable problems it is both illuminating and chastening."-Survey About the Author hl /f Robert /i A.