The bulldozer and the big tent : blind Republicans, lame Democrats, and the recovery of American ideals /
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Hoboken, N.J. :
John Wiley & Sons,
c2007.
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جدول المحتويات:
- Emergency : the long anti-sixties
- The conquerors
- Centralizing the apparatus
- The faithful and the willful
- "The un-sixties"
- Men riding out of the west on white horses
- Pulpits of bullies
- Wilderness : fits and starts
- Parties and movements : a brief excursus on Democratic dilemmas
- Movements versus party : 1964-1980
- An unlikely steward : Bill Clinton and liberalism in the nineties
- Emergence : the tent and the principles
- The party as movement, 2004 and after : the Deaniacs, the purple states, and the netroots
- Frames, demons, and no-longer-silent majorities
- Is the tent big enough?
- Narratives and values
- Enemies, bogeymen, and the limits of American power
- The human face.