Tracing the rise of the advocacy party from the fall of the New Deal order through the presidency of Barack Obama, True Blues explains how and why the Democratic Party has come to its current crossroads and suggests a bold new perspective for comprehending the dynamics driving American party politics more broadly.
Tracing the rise of the advocacy party from the fall of the New Deal order through the presidency of Barack Obama, True Blues explains how and why the Democratic Party has come to its current crossroads and suggests a bold new perspective for comprehending the dynamics driving American party politics more broadly.
Contents Introduction. Who Governs Parties? Part I. The Rise of the Advocacy Party Chapter 1. In the Shadow of States' Rights: The New Deal Democratic Party and the Prelude to Reform Chapter 2. The Undemocratic Party: Antiwar Insurgents and the Party Crisis of 1968 Chapter 3. "Curing the Ills of Democracy": Party Entrepreneurship in the McGovern-Fraser Commission Chapter 4. The Party Turned Upside Down: The McGovern Nomination and the Backlash Against Reform Chapter 5. Bringing the Counter-Reformers Back In: The Coalition for a Democratic Majority and the Making of the Advocacy Party Part II. The Politics of the Advocacy Party Chapter 6. The Limits of Group Influence: Jimmy Carter and the Demand for Full Employment Policy Chapter 7. The Officeholders Strike Back: The New Democrats' Resistance to the Advocacy Party Chapter 8. The Advocate-in-Chief: Barack Obama's Harnessing of the Advocacy Party Conclusion. The Consequences of the Advocacy Party Notes Index Acknowledgments
Contents Introduction. Who Governs Parties? Part I. The Rise of the Advocacy Party Chapter 1. In the Shadow of States' Rights: The New Deal Democratic Party and the Prelude to Reform Chapter 2. The Undemocratic Party: Antiwar Insurgents and the Party Crisis of 1968 Chapter 3. "Curing the Ills of Democracy": Party Entrepreneurship in the McGovern-Fraser Commission Chapter 4. The Party Turned Upside Down: The McGovern Nomination and the Backlash Against Reform Chapter 5. Bringing the Counter-Reformers Back In: The Coalition for a Democratic Majority and the Making of the Advocacy Party Part II. The Politics of the Advocacy Party Chapter 6. The Limits of Group Influence: Jimmy Carter and the Demand for Full Employment Policy Chapter 7. The Officeholders Strike Back: The New Democrats' Resistance to the Advocacy Party Chapter 8. The Advocate-in-Chief: Barack Obama's Harnessing of the Advocacy Party Conclusion. The Consequences of the Advocacy Party Notes Index Acknowledgments
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