Book Description:
Governing Texas, 4th Edition, authored by Anthony Champagne, Edward J. Harpham, and Jason P. Casellas, offers an authoritative and comprehensive guide to understanding the political landscape of Texas. This edition provides fresh insights into recent political controversies, alongside a new chapter, “Building the Future: Public Policies for a Changing Texas,” which examines critical challenges such as education, immigration, transportation, and water policy. With an engaging writing style, the book encourages readers to critically analyze public opinion through interactive features like "What Do Texans Think?" and leverage cutting-edge tools such as the InQuizitive course to enhance learning.
 
The text serves as a definitive resource for students, educators, and anyone interested in Texas politics. It blends historical context with contemporary issues, ensuring readers grasp the evolution and current state of political governance in Texas.
 
About the Authors:
 
Anthony Champagne is a professor of political science with extensive expertise in American and Texas politics. His research and teaching have focused on the political and judicial systems, making his contributions to this text invaluable.
 
Edward J. Harpham, as a scholar of political economy, brings a unique perspective to the study of governance. He is known for his work on public policy and institutional analysis.
 
Jason P. Casellas specializes in Latino politics and representation in the U.S., adding depth to the discussion of demographic and political shifts in Texas. Together, these authors create a balanced and insightful exploration of Texas’s political dynamics.
 
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