In this book, Karina Hohl focuses on the process of creating agendas in parliaments, examining the role of opposition actors and the micropolitics of opposing. Under the term Agenda Politics, the author analyzes the topic and agenda management of the opposition in the North Rhine-Westphalian state parliament during the 16th electoral period. The agenda of a parliamentary plenary session is more than just a mere showcase of the parliamentary topic inventory or a simple listing of subjects. Agendas are plans for topics, time, procedures, and intentions. The central theme of the book is the genesis of agendas in parliaments.