Durable, acrimonious partisanship profoundly shapes contemporary American politics, yet scholars and analysts have been slow to consider the latent capacity of party leaders to mobilize violence.
Durable, acrimonious partisanship profoundly shapes contemporary American politics, yet scholars and analysts have been slow to consider the latent capacity of party leaders to mobilize violence.
Nathan P. Kalmoe is Associate Professor of Political Communication at Louisiana State University. He is author of Neither Liberal nor Conservative: Ideological Innocence in the American Public (with Donald Kinder) and over a dozen academic articles about public opinion and political communication. His work has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and other popular outlets. Kalmoe was recognized with the Phi Kappa Phi Faculty Scholar Award and is proud to be an award-winner teacher (Tiger Athletic Foundation Teaching Award).
Inhaltsangabe
1. An Introduction to Partisan Warfare 2. The Roots of Partisan Civil War 3. The Press Goes to War Elias Shammas, Timothy Klein, Nathan P. Kalmoe 4. Filling the Ranks 5. Election News during Wartime Elias Shammas, Timothy Klein, Nathan P. Kalmoe 6. Weighing the Dead 7. Partisan Stability & the Myth of Atlanta 8. Ghosts of the Civil War.
1. An Introduction to Partisan Warfare 2. The Roots of Partisan Civil War 3. The Press Goes to War Elias Shammas, Timothy Klein, Nathan P. Kalmoe 4. Filling the Ranks 5. Election News during Wartime Elias Shammas, Timothy Klein, Nathan P. Kalmoe 6. Weighing the Dead 7. Partisan Stability & the Myth of Atlanta 8. Ghosts of the Civil War.
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