Dangerously divided : how race and class shape winning and losing in American politics
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Dangerously divided : how race and class shape winning and losing in American politics
Cambridge University Press, 2020
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Summary: "This book is the story of Beau and Malik and American democracy. I do not actually know Beau and Malik. In fact, I do not even know their real names. But I do know a lot about Beau and Malik. In 2016, they both provided wide-ranging details about matters such as their race, their economic status, their demographic characteristics, and their politics to the American National Election Survey, a prominent political science survey"-- Provided by publisher
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Part I. Fault Lines: 1. What divides us? Race, class, and political choice
- Part II. The Consequences: 2. Who wins office?
- 3. Which voters win elections?
- 4. Who wins on policy?
- Part III. Immigration's Rising Impact on American Democracy: 5. Immigration is reshaping Partisan politics
- 6. The immigration backlash in the states
- Part IV. Seeking Greater Equality: 7. Democratic Party control and equality in policy representation
- 8. Democratic party control and minority well-being
- 9. Where will we go from here?
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