An edition of Changing party coalitions (2006)

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the mystery of the red state-blue state alignment

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An edition of Changing party coalitions (2006)

Changing party coalitions

the mystery of the red state-blue state alignment

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English
Pages
305

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Changing party coalitions: the mystery of the red state-blue state alignment
2006, Agathon Press, Algora Publishing
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Table of Contents

The old "irrational" regional alignments
Ethnic diversity and the old party alignments
The making of "the whites" and party change
The institutional base for party realignment
The Republicans and the new red-state strategy
The Democrats and the new suburban strategy
The red state-blue state polarization
The red state-blue state polarization and the issue of nationalism.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
324.273/11
Library of Congress
JK2271 .H68 2006, JK2271 .H68 2006eb

The Physical Object

Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
305

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL3416309M
ISBN 10
0875864074, 0875864082, 0875864090
ISBN 13
9780875864075, 9780875864082, 9780875864099
LCCN
2005032549
OCLC/WorldCat
62282262
LibraryThing
7622448
Goodreads
574283
5988194

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OL2757724W

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