Selective Activism: Co‐Partisan Engagement in US Foreign Policy
ABSTRACT In the US Congress, rising partisanship in foreign policymaking has heightened pressure on co‐partisans to defer to the president. Simultaneously, post–Cold War expectations for congressional engagement have pushed legislators to be more active in foreign affairs. How do co‐partisan members balance these conflicting demands?
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