The US electoral system is being contorted by a novel brand of partisan polarization, voter access limits, out-of-control social media, declining objectivity, outside interferences, a hyper-partisan press, and more. This lively, accessible book tees up a new way of thinking about the future of elections-and beyond-in America.
The US electoral system is being contorted by a novel brand of partisan polarization, voter access limits, out-of-control social media, declining objectivity, outside interferences, a hyper-partisan press, and more. This lively, accessible book tees up a new way of thinking about the future of elections-and beyond-in America.
Daniel M. Shea is Professor of Government at Colby College. He received a MA in Campaign Management from the University of West Florida in 1988, and a doctorate from the University at Albany, State University of New York in 1993.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: The 2016 Election and Aftermath: Did Donald Trump Break the Mold? Chapter 2: Voting and Elections in Theory: Do We Consent to a System that Limits Our Say in Government? Chapter 3: Give Us the Ballot: Why Has the Right to Vote Been So Contentious? Chapter 4: Turning Out to Vote ... Or Not: Is the Youth Apathy Rap Justified? Chapter 5: Partisanship, 21st-Century Style: Can We Break from the Shelter of Our Tribe? Chapter 6: Realignment Redux: Is There a "Unifying Theory" for Today's Electoral Alignment? Chapter 7: The Nomination Process: Are Party Nomination Contests Too Democratic? Chapter 8: Minor Parties in the United States: Can a Third Party Save our Democracy? Chapter 9: Campaign Finance: Is Too Much Money Really the Problem? Chapter 10: New Media and Russian Interference: Are Objective Assessments Possible in the 21st Century? (With Carlo Macomber) Conclusion: Are There Pathways for Renewal?
Chapter 1: The 2016 Election and Aftermath: Did Donald Trump Break the Mold? Chapter 2: Voting and Elections in Theory: Do We Consent to a System that Limits Our Say in Government? Chapter 3: Give Us the Ballot: Why Has the Right to Vote Been So Contentious? Chapter 4: Turning Out to Vote ... Or Not: Is the Youth Apathy Rap Justified? Chapter 5: Partisanship, 21st-Century Style: Can We Break from the Shelter of Our Tribe? Chapter 6: Realignment Redux: Is There a "Unifying Theory" for Today's Electoral Alignment? Chapter 7: The Nomination Process: Are Party Nomination Contests Too Democratic? Chapter 8: Minor Parties in the United States: Can a Third Party Save our Democracy? Chapter 9: Campaign Finance: Is Too Much Money Really the Problem? Chapter 10: New Media and Russian Interference: Are Objective Assessments Possible in the 21st Century? (With Carlo Macomber) Conclusion: Are There Pathways for Renewal?
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