Gerald Benjamin Books

21 editions

New York (State) Politics/International Relations Politics And Government New York Legislators

New York's Broken Constitution

2016

Regionalism and Realism

2001

Regionalism and Realism

2001

Limiting Legislative Terms

1992

Limiting Legislative Terms

1992

The Two New Yorks

1988

Rockefeller in Retrospect

1984

Race Relations and the New York City Commission on Human Rights

1974

The Oxford Handbook of New York State Government and Politics

2012

The Oxford Handbook of New York State Government and Politics

2012

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