Off center : the republican revolution and the erosion of American democracy / Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson.

By:

Hacker, Jacob S

Contributor(s):

Pierson, Paul

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Haven, Conn. [u.a.] : Yale Univ. Press, 2006.Description: 274 S : Ill., graph. DarstISBN:

0300119755 (pbk.)
9780300119756

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

324.2734

LOC classification:

JK2356

Other classification:

15.87 ; USA <Geschichte>
89.11 ; Konservativismus

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Subject: Suggesting that the Republicans who run American government have defied the normal laws of political gravity, this book tells the story of a deliberative process restricted and distorted by party chieftains, of unresponsive power brokers subverting the popular will, and of legislation written and deliberately designed to mute popular discontent.

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Suggesting that the Republicans who run American government have defied the normal laws of political gravity, this book tells the story of a deliberative process restricted and distorted by party chieftains, of unresponsive power brokers subverting the popular will, and of legislation written and deliberately designed to mute popular discontent.

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