Using the lens of history, The Path to Paralysis offers the first comprehensive analysis of how U.S. politics became polarised and dysfunctional and why things aren't likely to change soon.
Using the lens of history, The Path to Paralysis offers the first comprehensive analysis of how U.S. politics became polarised and dysfunctional and why things aren't likely to change soon.
Donald G. Nieman is an authority on modern U.S. law and politics, and professor of history and provost emeritus at Binghamton University - State University of New York.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: 1964 Chapter 2: The Liberal Consensus Under Fire, 1965-1969 Chapter 3: Conflict, Crisis, and Continuity, 1969-1976 Chapter 4: A New Right Emerges, 1972-1980 Chapter 5: Reagan: The Revolution that Wasn’t—and Was, 1980-1988 Chapter 6: Conservatives at the Crossroads, 1988-1992 Chapter 7: Ideological Convergence and Political Polarization, 1992-2000 Chapter 8: The Lost Opportunity, 2000-2008 Chapter 9: The Tipping Point, 2008-2012 Chapter 10: Reaping the Whirlwind, 2013-2016 Chapter 11: American Carnage, 2016-2020 Chapter 12: “A republic, if you can keep it” Conclusion Bibliographical Essay
Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: 1964 Chapter 2: The Liberal Consensus Under Fire, 1965-1969 Chapter 3: Conflict, Crisis, and Continuity, 1969-1976 Chapter 4: A New Right Emerges, 1972-1980 Chapter 5: Reagan: The Revolution that Wasn’t—and Was, 1980-1988 Chapter 6: Conservatives at the Crossroads, 1988-1992 Chapter 7: Ideological Convergence and Political Polarization, 1992-2000 Chapter 8: The Lost Opportunity, 2000-2008 Chapter 9: The Tipping Point, 2008-2012 Chapter 10: Reaping the Whirlwind, 2013-2016 Chapter 11: American Carnage, 2016-2020 Chapter 12: “A republic, if you can keep it” Conclusion Bibliographical Essay
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