The Democrats must lead : the case for a progressive Democratic Party

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The Democrats must lead : the case for a progressive Democratic Party

edited by James MacGregor Burns ... [et al.]

Westview Press, 1992

  • : pbk

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Arguing the need for new leadership in the USA, this book proposes contributions that a progressive Democratic Party could make and suggests what this party should stand for, and how it can win in 1992.

Table of Contents

  • Part 1 A party that can lead/a party that should lead: what it takes to lead, James MacGregor Burns
  • why parties still matter, Kay Lawson
  • the national Democratic Party can lead, Lawrence D. Longley
  • who needs two Republican parties? William Crotty
  • a Congressional party must stand for something, Samuel C. Patterson. Part 2 Getting the message across - how? to whom?: who needs the South anyway?, Jerome Mileur
  • what to say and how to say it, Betty Glad
  • television, the 1992 Democratic Presidential hopeful, and electoral success, Lois Lovelace Duke
  • minority politics as American politics, Charles V. Hamilton
  • progressive Democrats and support for women's issues, Mary Lou Kendrigan
  • the role of Latinos in a progressive party politics, Richard Santillan and Carlos Munoz. Part 3 A politics of substance: economic policy for people, Samuel Bowles et al
  • reinvigorating governing structures, William P. Kreml.

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