A citizen's guide to U.S. elections : empowering democracy in America
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A citizen's guide to U.S. elections : empowering democracy in America
（Citizen guides to politics and public affairs）
Routledge, 2016
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
Political observers routinely lament that American democracy is broken, and many of them blame electoral malfunction. But is the system really broken? Panagopoulos and Weinschenk make the case that citizens are empowered to fix what's wrong with electoral politics and renew democracy in America, all within the institutional setup and framework of the existing system. Put simply, much of what is broken can be fixed if people stop throwing up their arms and start rolling up their sleeves to do the hard work of building our democracy. This book provides an overview of the basic features that characterize contemporary elections in the United States and includes discussions about voter participation and decision-making patterns, money in elections, and the role of parties and the media in presidential, congressional and state and local races. It also outlines some of the most important trends and challenges in the current system. As a call to action, each chapter features potential solutions to the challenges that exist in U.S. elections.
目次
Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Political Participation 3. Money and Special Interests in Elections 4. Presidential Elections 5. Congressional Elections 6. State and Local Elections 7. Political Parties 8. The Media 9. Vote Choice 10. Conclusion Index
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