Legislative Time Use is a methodological construct that quantifies and categorizes the allocation of elected officials’ temporal resources across lawmaking, constituency service, administrative duties, and political activities within the institutional framework of a legislative body.
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The Informal Politics of Legislation
Christine Reh, Adrienne Héritier, Edoardo Bressanelli et al. · Comparative Political Studies · 2011 · 197 citations
Timing Rules and Legal Institutions
Jacob E. Gersen, Eric A. Posner · eYLS (Yale Law School) · 2007 · 107 citations · Full text
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Leiden University
Leiden, The Netherlands
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University of California, Berkeley
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University of Waterloo
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Missouri State University
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- Legislative Studies Quarterly
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