Title:
The state of the parties, 2018 : the changing role of contemporary American political parties / edited by John C. Green, Daniel J. Coffey, and David B. Cohen.
Author:
Green, John Clifford, 1953- editor.
Coffey, Daniel J., 1975- editor.
Cohen, David B., 1967- editor.
Publication Information:
Lanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield, [2018]
Call Number:
JK2261 .S824 2018
ISBN:
9781538117651
9781538117668
Physical Description:
xv, 328 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Subject Term:
Contents:
The state of parties: change and continuity in 2016 / State of the parties: -- Failing party organizations: lessons from the 2016 election / Party blobs and partisan visions: making sense of our hollow parties / Saving democracy from elections? / Party activists: -- The power of a narrative: Donald Trump and the republicans / "The mandate of the people:" The 2016 Sanders campaign in context / State party activism / #Polarized2016: affective campaign rhetoric and mass polarization in social media / Party nominations: -- The state of the Primaries 2016 / Perception of the parties and the 2016 presidential nominations / Populist waves in the 2016 presidential nominations: another limit to the party decides thesis / Party in electorate: -- Political identity and party polarization in the American electorate / The angry American voter: negative partisanship, voter anger, and the 2016 presidential election / The role of Populists in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and beyond / Party resources: -- The 2016 money race: the limits of campaign money, and the nature of popular love for the presidential candidates / Everything is relative: are political parties playing a meaningful campaign finance role in U.S. federal elections? / The impact of organizational characteristics on Super PAC financing / What happened to the ground game in 2016?
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