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Veto threats as a policy tool: when to threaten? (Articles).(Statistical Data Included)
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Presidents have many tools in the policy-making process. One of the most powerful of these is vetoing legislation. Studies of the veto in the American context can be grouped into examinations of its historical development (Spitzer 1994; Watson 1987), explorations of the presidential decision-making process in vetoing legislation (Wayne, Cole, and Hyde 1979; Wayne 1978; Neustadt 1954), and the investigations of the conditions under which a veto is likely to occur and to be successful (Cameron, Lapinski, and Rienmann 2000; Cameron 2000; Spitzer 1994; Hoff 1993; Woolley 1991; ...
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