Government and Politics in the Lone Star State Tapa blanda - 2012

L. Tucker Gibson, Jr. is Professor Emeritus at Trinity University, where he served as chair of the Political Science department from 1995-2006. He taught courses on state and local government, American politics, political parties, interest groups, and public policy. He has worked as a consultant on mayoral and city council races as well as more than thirty redistricting projects for local governments. His research focuses on Texas politics and government, single-member districting in Texas school districts, and San Antonio politics.
Clay Robisoncovered Texas government and politics for more than 27 years as a reporter, Austin Bureau chief and columnist for the"Houston Chronicle."He now is a public affairs specialist for a professional trade association in Austin, where he continues to report and blog on education and politics."