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Политология

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Separate and Unequal
— Steven M. Gillon • 2018
LBJ's riot commission was a stalling tactic. It blamed the nation, and he buried it.
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📜 Presidential Commissions🔥 Urban Riots🧱 Institutional Racism🗳️ White Backlash🏛️ Great Society
Separate and Unequal Саммари
Separate and Unequal
LBJ's riot commission was a stalling tactic. It blamed the nation, and he buried it.
— Steven M. Gillon 2018 400 стр.
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📜 Presidential Commissions🔥 Urban Riots🧱 Institutional Racism🗳️ White Backlash🏛️ Great Society
The Partisan Sort
— Matthew Levendusky • 2009
Your party shapes your beliefs, not the reverse. Elite polarization is why.
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🇺🇸 American Electorate🗳️ Voter Behavior📊 Elite Polarization🔀 Partisan Sorting💔 Affective Polarization
The Partisan Sort Саммари
The Partisan Sort
Your party shapes your beliefs, not the reverse. Elite polarization is why.
— Matthew Levendusky 2009 184 стр.
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🇺🇸 American Electorate🗳️ Voter Behavior📊 Elite Polarization🔀 Partisan Sorting💔 Affective Polarization
The Broken Branch
— Thomas E. Mann • 2006
Built to lead, Congress now defers to the president, skips debate, and legislates in the dark.
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🏛️ Congressional Dysfunction⚔️ Partisan Polarization📜 Legislative Process🔀 Separation Of Powers📉 Institutional Decline
The Broken Branch Саммари
The Broken Branch
Built to lead, Congress now defers to the president, skips debate, and legislates in the dark.
— Thomas E. Mann 2006 288 стр.
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🏛️ Congressional Dysfunction⚔️ Partisan Polarization📜 Legislative Process🔀 Separation Of Powers📉 Institutional Decline
Relic
— William G. Howell • 2016
Built for a small farm nation, the Constitution cannot equip a superpower. One reform can.
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📜 Constitutional Reform🏛️ Separation Of Powers⚠️ Congressional Dysfunction🦅 Presidential Power🏗️ Institutional Design
Relic Саммари
Relic
Built for a small farm nation, the Constitution cannot equip a superpower. One reform can.
— William G. Howell 2016 256 стр.
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📜 Constitutional Reform🏛️ Separation Of Powers⚠️ Congressional Dysfunction🦅 Presidential Power🏗️ Institutional Design
The Rise and Fall of Rational Control
— Harvey Claflin Mansfield • 2026
Reason promised to liberate us. It delivered a chain of necessity we forged ourselves.
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🏛️ Western Political Thought📜 Modern Political Theory📚 Intellectual History🔬 Rationalism In Politics⛓️ Freedom And Necessity
The Rise and Fall of Rational Control Саммари
The Rise and Fall of Rational Control
Reason promised to liberate us. It delivered a chain of necessity we forged ourselves.
— Harvey Claflin Mansfield 2026 336 стр.
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🏛️ Western Political Thought📜 Modern Political Theory📚 Intellectual History🔬 Rationalism In Politics⛓️ Freedom And Necessity
The Right To Vote The Contested History Of Democracy In The United States
— Alexander Keyssar • 2000
Voting rights advanced, then retreated. Each expansion triggered backlash, and the cycle continues.
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🗳️ Voting Rights🇺🇸 American Democracy💰 Class And Politics🚫 Voter Suppression⚖️ Constitutional Law
The Right To Vote The Contested History Of Democracy In The United States Саммари
The Right To Vote The Contested History Of Democracy In The United States
Voting rights advanced, then retreated. Each expansion triggered backlash, and the cycle continues.
— Alexander Keyssar 2000 512 стр.
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🗳️ Voting Rights🇺🇸 American Democracy💰 Class And Politics🚫 Voter Suppression⚖️ Constitutional Law
The Rise of the Western World
— Douglass C. North • 1973
The West did not rise because of technology. It rose because of property rights.
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📊 Economic History🏛️ Institutional Economics🔑 Property Rights🤝 Transaction Costs🏰 State Formation
The Rise of the Western World Саммари
The Rise of the Western World
The West did not rise because of technology. It rose because of property rights.
— Douglass C. North 1973 180 стр.
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📊 Economic History🏛️ Institutional Economics🔑 Property Rights🤝 Transaction Costs🏰 State Formation
Southern Nation
— David A. Bateman • 2018
After Reconstruction, the white South ran Congress and built white supremacy into American law.
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📜 Jim Crow Era🗳️ Southern Politics🏛️ Congressional History⚖️ Institutional Racism🚧 Legislative Obstruction
Southern Nation Саммари
Southern Nation
After Reconstruction, the white South ran Congress and built white supremacy into American law.
— David A. Bateman 2018 488 стр.
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📜 Jim Crow Era🗳️ Southern Politics🏛️ Congressional History⚖️ Institutional Racism🚧 Legislative Obstruction
Empires in World History
— Jane Burbank • 2010
Empires managed human difference for two millennia. The nation-state is barely sixty.
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🏛️ Comparative Empires🐎 Eurasian History🏗️ State Formation🌐 Global Systems👑 Imperial Governance
Empires in World History Саммари
Empires in World History
Empires managed human difference for two millennia. The nation-state is barely sixty.
— Jane Burbank 2010 528 стр.
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🏛️ Comparative Empires🐎 Eurasian History🏗️ State Formation🌐 Global Systems👑 Imperial Governance
Conservatism
— Edmund Fawcett • 2020
Conservatism's two-century fight: resist liberal modernity or adapt? Neither side ever fully wins.
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🏛️ Political Traditions📚 Intellectual History🗳️ Modern Conservatism📢 Populism Studies🗽 Democratic Theory
Conservatism Саммари
Conservatism
Conservatism's two-century fight: resist liberal modernity or adapt? Neither side ever fully wins.
— Edmund Fawcett 2020 544 стр.
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🏛️ Political Traditions📚 Intellectual History🗳️ Modern Conservatism📢 Populism Studies🗽 Democratic Theory
Asymmetric Politics
— Matt Grossmann • 2016
Republicans push ideology. Democrats serve groups. The mismatch broke American politics.
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🗳️ Party Politics🇺🇸 American Politics⚖️ Political Polarization🐘 Conservative Movement📡 Media Ecosystems
Asymmetric Politics Саммари
Asymmetric Politics
Republicans push ideology. Democrats serve groups. The mismatch broke American politics.
— Matt Grossmann 2016 414 стр.
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🗳️ Party Politics🇺🇸 American Politics⚖️ Political Polarization🐘 Conservative Movement📡 Media Ecosystems
La défaite de l'Occident
— Emmanuel Todd • 2024
The Ukraine war exposed not Russian power but a hollowed-out West in terminal decline.
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🌍 Geopolitical Analysis🏚️ Post-Soviet Studies📉 Western Decline📊 Demographic Analysis🇷🇺 Russian Foreign Policy
La défaite de l'Occident Саммари
La défaite de l'Occident
The Ukraine war exposed not Russian power but a hollowed-out West in terminal decline.
— Emmanuel Todd 2024 384 стр.
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🌍 Geopolitical Analysis🏚️ Post-Soviet Studies📉 Western Decline📊 Demographic Analysis🇷🇺 Russian Foreign Policy
The Nationalist Revival
— John B. Judis • 2018
Nationalism never disappeared. Globalization just pretended it had, and the revolt was inevitable.
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🏴 Political Nationalism🌐 Globalization Backlash🗳️ Populist Movements🚪 Immigration Politics🇪🇺 Euroskepticism
The Nationalist Revival Саммари
The Nationalist Revival
Nationalism never disappeared. Globalization just pretended it had, and the revolt was inevitable.
— John B. Judis 2018 158 стр.
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🏴 Political Nationalism🌐 Globalization Backlash🗳️ Populist Movements🚪 Immigration Politics🇪🇺 Euroskepticism
Making Race and Nation
— Anthony W. Marx • 1997
To unify warring whites, America and South Africa traded black rights. Brazil chose a quieter cage.
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🌐 Comparative Politics🧬 Race And Ethnicity🏗️ Nation Building🔨 Racial Formation🚧 Segregation
Making Race and Nation Саммари
Making Race and Nation
To unify warring whites, America and South Africa traded black rights. Brazil chose a quieter cage.
— Anthony W. Marx 1997 412 стр.
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🌐 Comparative Politics🧬 Race And Ethnicity🏗️ Nation Building🔨 Racial Formation🚧 Segregation
American Amnesia
— Jacob S. Hacker • 2016
America's wealth was built by government, not just markets. Forgetting that is undoing us.
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🏛️ Political Economy🇺🇸 American Politics📉 Market Failures🏢 Corporate Power⚡ Political Polarization
American Amnesia Саммари
American Amnesia
America's wealth was built by government, not just markets. Forgetting that is undoing us.
— Jacob S. Hacker 2016 464 стр.
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🏛️ Political Economy🇺🇸 American Politics📉 Market Failures🏢 Corporate Power⚡ Political Polarization
Electoral Systems and Party Systems
— Arend Lijphart • 1994
Across twenty-seven democracies, one design rule predicts electoral fairness best.
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🗳️ Electoral Systems⚖️ Proportional Representation🏛️ Party Systems🌍 Comparative Politics🔧 Electoral Reform
Electoral Systems and Party Systems Саммари
Electoral Systems and Party Systems
Across twenty-seven democracies, one design rule predicts electoral fairness best.
— Arend Lijphart 1994 228 стр.
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🗳️ Electoral Systems⚖️ Proportional Representation🏛️ Party Systems🌍 Comparative Politics🔧 Electoral Reform
Uneasy Alliances
— Paul Frymer • 1999
The two-party system sidelines race by design, taking its most loyal voters for granted.
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🇺🇸 American Politics🏛️ Two-Party System🖤 Racial Politics🗣️ Political Representation🔗 Institutional Racism
Uneasy Alliances Саммари
Uneasy Alliances
The two-party system sidelines race by design, taking its most loyal voters for granted.
— Paul Frymer 1999 224 стр.
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🇺🇸 American Politics🏛️ Two-Party System🖤 Racial Politics🗣️ Political Representation🔗 Institutional Racism
Kill Switch
— Adam Jentleson • 2021
The filibuster was born to protect slavery, not debate. That sin still decides who governs.
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🏛️ Congressional Gridlock⏳ Filibuster History⚖️ Minority Rule🚧 Procedural Obstruction🏚️ Institutional Decay
Kill Switch Саммари
Kill Switch
The filibuster was born to protect slavery, not debate. That sin still decides who governs.
— Adam Jentleson 2021 352 стр.
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🏛️ Congressional Gridlock⏳ Filibuster History⚖️ Minority Rule🚧 Procedural Obstruction🏚️ Institutional Decay
When the People Speak
— James S. Fishkin • 2009
Democracy's dirty secret: a few hundred informed citizens reason better than millions.
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🏛️ Deliberative Democracy📘 Democratic Theory👥 Citizen Assemblies🤔 Political Ignorance💬 Opinion Formation
When the People Speak Саммари
When the People Speak
Democracy's dirty secret: a few hundred informed citizens reason better than millions.
— James S. Fishkin 2009 256 стр.
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🏛️ Deliberative Democracy📘 Democratic Theory👥 Citizen Assemblies🤔 Political Ignorance💬 Opinion Formation
Hacking the Electorate
— Eitan D. Hersh • 2015
Campaigns see you through public records, not profiles. State data laws decide who gets mobilized.
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🗳️ Campaign Strategy🧠 Voter Behavior📊 Data-Driven Campaigns🎯 Microtargeting📢 Voter Mobilization
Hacking the Electorate Саммари
Hacking the Electorate
Campaigns see you through public records, not profiles. State data laws decide who gets mobilized.
— Eitan D. Hersh 2015 270 стр.
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🗳️ Campaign Strategy🧠 Voter Behavior📊 Data-Driven Campaigns🎯 Microtargeting📢 Voter Mobilization
Structuring the State
— Daniel Ziblatt • 2006
Prussia built a federation; Piedmont imposed unity. The reason is institutional, not military.
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🏛️ State Formation⚖️ Comparative Politics📜 Federalism Studies🔧 Institutional Design🛤️ Path Dependence
Structuring the State Саммари
Structuring the State
Prussia built a federation; Piedmont imposed unity. The reason is institutional, not military.
— Daniel Ziblatt 2006 288 стр.
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🏛️ State Formation⚖️ Comparative Politics📜 Federalism Studies🔧 Institutional Design🛤️ Path Dependence
Presidents, Populism, and the Crisis of Democracy
— William G. Howell • 2020
The Constitution was designed for inaction; that structural flaw now fuels populist demagogues.
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🇺🇸 American Politics📢 Populism📜 Constitutional Reform🏛️ Presidential Power🏢 Congressional Dysfunction
Presidents, Populism, and the Crisis of Democracy Саммари
Presidents, Populism, and the Crisis of Democracy
The Constitution was designed for inaction; that structural flaw now fuels populist demagogues.
— William G. Howell 2020 256 стр.
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🇺🇸 American Politics📢 Populism📜 Constitutional Reform🏛️ Presidential Power🏢 Congressional Dysfunction
Who Rules America Now? A View for the 80's
— G. William Domhoff • 1083
Exclusive clubs, think tanks, and family offices: how a tiny ruling class kept the American agenda.
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🏛️ Political Sociology🧐 Class Analysis💰 Wealth Inequality🏢 Corporate Influence👑 Elite Theory
Who Rules America Now? A View for the 80's Саммари
Who Rules America Now? A View for the 80's
Exclusive clubs, think tanks, and family offices: how a tiny ruling class kept the American agenda.
— G. William Domhoff 1083 256 стр.
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🏛️ Political Sociology🧐 Class Analysis💰 Wealth Inequality🏢 Corporate Influence👑 Elite Theory
The Global Police State
— William I. Robinson • 2020
The global economy no longer absorbs people. It cages them, and profits.
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💰 Political Economy🌐 Global Capitalism📹 Mass Surveillance🔒 Mass Incarceration📉 Neoliberalism
The Global Police State Саммари
The Global Police State
The global economy no longer absorbs people. It cages them, and profits.
— William I. Robinson 2020 208 стр.
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💰 Political Economy🌐 Global Capitalism📹 Mass Surveillance🔒 Mass Incarceration📉 Neoliberalism
Kings or People
— Reinhard Bendix • 1978
Sacred kingship fell. Some nations got parliaments, others commissars. The 2,500-year story of why.
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🏛️ Comparative History🏗️ State Formation👑 Political Legitimacy📊 Historical Sociology⚔️ Feudal Systems
Kings or People Саммари
Kings or People
Sacred kingship fell. Some nations got parliaments, others commissars. The 2,500-year story of why.
— Reinhard Bendix 1978 704 стр.
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🏛️ Comparative History🏗️ State Formation👑 Political Legitimacy📊 Historical Sociology⚔️ Feudal Systems
Corporation Nation
— Charles Derber • 1998
The biggest threat to American democracy isn't in the White House. It's in the corner office.
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🏢 Corporate Power💰 Corporate Welfare🤝 Stakeholder Capitalism🗳️ Economic Democracy✊ Labor Movements
Corporation Nation Саммари
Corporation Nation
The biggest threat to American democracy isn't in the White House. It's in the corner office.
— Charles Derber 1998 384 стр.
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🏢 Corporate Power💰 Corporate Welfare🤝 Stakeholder Capitalism🗳️ Economic Democracy✊ Labor Movements
The Future of Liberalism
— Alan Wolfe • 2009
Why liberalism owns modernity's past and future, and why its defenders need to stop apologizing.
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🗽 Liberal Tradition📜 Intellectual History🛡️ Defense Of Liberalism⚖️ Rule Of Law⛪ Church And State
The Future of Liberalism Саммари
The Future of Liberalism
Why liberalism owns modernity's past and future, and why its defenders need to stop apologizing.
— Alan Wolfe 2009 352 стр.
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🗽 Liberal Tradition📜 Intellectual History🛡️ Defense Of Liberalism⚖️ Rule Of Law⛪ Church And State
After Utopia
— Judith N. Shklar • 1970
When political faith collapsed, every tradition fell into its own fatalism. Theory never recovered.
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🏛️ Political Theory📜 Intellectual History🌑 Cultural Pessimism🧠 Critique Of Rationalism🏭 Modern Alienation
After Utopia Саммари
After Utopia
When political faith collapsed, every tradition fell into its own fatalism. Theory never recovered.
— Judith N. Shklar 1970 309 стр.
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🏛️ Political Theory📜 Intellectual History🌑 Cultural Pessimism🧠 Critique Of Rationalism🏭 Modern Alienation
The Forum and the Tower
— Mary Ann Glendon • 2011
Lasting law is a two-person job: a thinker and a ruler, together despite themselves.
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🧠 Intellectual History🏛️ Political Philosophy⚖️ Legal History🔄 Theory And Practice🎓 Scholarship And Power
The Forum and the Tower Саммари
The Forum and the Tower
Lasting law is a two-person job: a thinker and a ruler, together despite themselves.
— Mary Ann Glendon 2011 280 стр.
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🧠 Intellectual History🏛️ Political Philosophy⚖️ Legal History🔄 Theory And Practice🎓 Scholarship And Power
Democracy When the People Are Thinking
— James S. Fishkin • 2018
Shallow views run democracy. When citizens deliberate, their priorities shift, and policy follows.
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🗳️ Deliberative Democracy📜 Constitutional Reform💭 Opinion Formation👥 Group Decision-Making🤝 Reducing Polarization
Democracy When the People Are Thinking Саммари
Democracy When the People Are Thinking
Shallow views run democracy. When citizens deliberate, their priorities shift, and policy follows.
— James S. Fishkin 2018 272 стр.
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🗳️ Deliberative Democracy📜 Constitutional Reform💭 Opinion Formation👥 Group Decision-Making🤝 Reducing Polarization
The Fracturing of the American Corporate Elite
— Mark S. Mizruchi • 2013
The corporate elite once united to serve the nation. Winning all it wanted broke it.
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🏢 Corporate Elites🕊️ Postwar Consensus💰 Shareholder Primacy⚒️ Labor Relations🔒 Political Gridlock
The Fracturing of the American Corporate Elite Саммари
The Fracturing of the American Corporate Elite
The corporate elite once united to serve the nation. Winning all it wanted broke it.
— Mark S. Mizruchi 2013 384 стр.
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🏢 Corporate Elites🕊️ Postwar Consensus💰 Shareholder Primacy⚒️ Labor Relations🔒 Political Gridlock
The Bitter End
— John Sides • 2022
A rigid electorate walked the country into an insurrection. Here is why.
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🧲 Political Polarization🗳️ Electoral Subversion🧠 Voter Behavior🎭 Identity Politics🗺️ Partisan Sorting
The Bitter End Саммари
The Bitter End
A rigid electorate walked the country into an insurrection. Here is why.
— John Sides 2022 400 стр.
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🧲 Political Polarization🗳️ Electoral Subversion🧠 Voter Behavior🎭 Identity Politics🗺️ Partisan Sorting
Democracy and Dictatorship in Europe
— Sheri Berman • 2019
Europe's liberal democracy took war, collapse, and destruction of the old order, not gradual reform.
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🏛️ Comparative Politics🔄 Democratic Transitions🏗️ State-Building🤝 Nation-Building⛓️ Authoritarianism
Democracy and Dictatorship in Europe Саммари
Democracy and Dictatorship in Europe
Europe's liberal democracy took war, collapse, and destruction of the old order, not gradual reform.
— Sheri Berman 2019 544 стр.
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🏛️ Comparative Politics🔄 Democratic Transitions🏗️ State-Building🤝 Nation-Building⛓️ Authoritarianism
Building a New American State
— Stephen Skowronek • 1982
Before the New Deal, there was the Progressive Era: how America built its administrative state.
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🇺🇸 American Politics🏗️ State Building⏳ Progressive Era🔧 Institutional Reform🌿 Political Development
Building a New American State Саммари
Building a New American State
Before the New Deal, there was the Progressive Era: how America built its administrative state.
— Stephen Skowronek 1982 400 стр.
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🇺🇸 American Politics🏗️ State Building⏳ Progressive Era🔧 Institutional Reform🌿 Political Development
State Capture
— Alexander Hertel-Fernandez • 2019
Three organizations, backed by wealthy donors, turned state capitols into a policy assembly line.
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🗳️ State Politics🐘 Conservative Movement💰 Political Donors🏢 Corporate Lobbying✊ Labor Unions
State Capture Саммари
State Capture
Three organizations, backed by wealthy donors, turned state capitols into a policy assembly line.
— Alexander Hertel-Fernandez 2019 384 стр.
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🗳️ State Politics🐘 Conservative Movement💰 Political Donors🏢 Corporate Lobbying✊ Labor Unions
Issue Evolution
— Edward G. Carmines • 1989
Parties don't flip in one election. Race reshaped American politics through decades of evolution.
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🏛️ Congressional Politics⚖️ Race And Politics📋 Agenda Setting↔️ Political Polarization🧠 Mass Belief Systems
Issue Evolution Саммари
Issue Evolution
Parties don't flip in one election. Race reshaped American politics through decades of evolution.
— Edward G. Carmines 1989
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🏛️ Congressional Politics⚖️ Race And Politics📋 Agenda Setting↔️ Political Polarization🧠 Mass Belief Systems
Polarized
— James E. Campbell • 2016
Forget the median voter. The base drives polarization. It started with the public in the 1960s.
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🏛️ Political Polarization🧩 Ideological Sorting🔄 Party Realignment📉 Median Voter Theory⚖️ Asymmetric Polarization
Polarized Саммари
Polarized
Forget the median voter. The base drives polarization. It started with the public in the 1960s.
— James E. Campbell 2016 336 стр.
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🏛️ Political Polarization🧩 Ideological Sorting🔄 Party Realignment📉 Median Voter Theory⚖️ Asymmetric Polarization
Change They Can't Believe In
— Christopher S. Parker • 2013
The Tea Party is not just conservative; it's a reactionary movement driven by Obama-era anxiety.
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🏛️ Reactionary Politics🌐 Right-Wing Populism🕵️ Political Paranoia😟 Racial Anxiety🚷 Anti-Immigrant Sentiment
Change They Can't Believe In Саммари
Change They Can't Believe In
The Tea Party is not just conservative; it's a reactionary movement driven by Obama-era anxiety.
— Christopher S. Parker 2013 384 стр.
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🏛️ Reactionary Politics🌐 Right-Wing Populism🕵️ Political Paranoia😟 Racial Anxiety🚷 Anti-Immigrant Sentiment
Perception and Misperception in International Politics
— Robert Jervis • 1976
The reason states stumble into war is not malice, but a pattern of predictable misperceptions.
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🧠 Political Psychology🌐 International Relations📈 Conflict Escalation📜 Historical Analogy👁️ Perceptual Error
Perception and Misperception in International Politics Саммари
Perception and Misperception in International Politics
The reason states stumble into war is not malice, but a pattern of predictable misperceptions.
— Robert Jervis 1976 464 стр.
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🧠 Political Psychology🌐 International Relations📈 Conflict Escalation📜 Historical Analogy👁️ Perceptual Error
The New Road to Serfdom
— Daniel Hannan • 2010
Europe's centralized model killed jobs, silenced voters, and shrank families. America is next.
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🏛️ Comparative Politics🏗️ Federalism📜 Classical Liberalism🇺🇸 American Exceptionalism🇪🇺 Euroscepticism
The New Road to Serfdom Саммари
The New Road to Serfdom
Europe's centralized model killed jobs, silenced voters, and shrank families. America is next.
— Daniel Hannan 2010 224 стр.
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🏛️ Comparative Politics🏗️ Federalism📜 Classical Liberalism🇺🇸 American Exceptionalism🇪🇺 Euroscepticism
Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics
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The American experiment was built on a fragile fusion of reason and faith. That fusion has run out.
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— Michael E. Brown • 2000
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— Charles Tilly • 2003
Violence isn't chaos; it's politics, shaped by regimes and the relationships leaders exploit.
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✊ Contentious Politics🔗 Relational Sociology💥 Political Violence🏛️ Regime Analysis📜 Historical Sociology
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The Politics of Collective Violence
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— Charles Tilly 2003 290 стр.
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✊ Contentious Politics🔗 Relational Sociology💥 Political Violence🏛️ Regime Analysis📜 Historical Sociology
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