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基本説明
Analyzes the growing chasm between the political class - politicians, lobbyists, fundraisers, consultants - and the American Mainstream, frustrated with government's inability to address the major issues effecting their lives.
Full Description
Just in time for the 2012 election, Douglas E. Schoen, one of America's preeminent political pundits, analyzes the growing chasm between the political class—politicians, lobbyists, fundraisers, consultants—and the American Mainstream, frustrated with government's inability to address the major issues affecting their lives. This gap has given rise to populist movements on the right and the left and driven our two-party system to the brink of possible collapse—in ways that have never been fully discussed or articulated.
Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: America on the Brink
Chapter 2: The Mainstream/Political Class Divide
Chapter 3: The Divide: A Data Portrait
Chapter 4: The Great Divide and the Populist Upsurge
Chapter 5: Left Populism: Principles and Resurgence
Chapter 6: Hopes Dashed: Obama and the Left
Chapter 7: Right-Wing Populism: Principles and Resurgence
Chapter 8: George W. Bush and the Right-Wing Implosion
Chapter 9: Independent Voters: Angry, Volatile, and Growing
Chapter 10: The Power of Money
Chapter 11: The K Street Effect: How Lobbyists Have Saturated Public Policy
Chapter 12: Redistricting, Race, and the Political Class
Conclusion: Reform or Fail