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Author:
Dimaggio, Anthony R., 1980- author.
Title:
Political power in America : class conflict and the subversion of democracy / Anthony R. DiMaggio.
Publisher:
State University of New York,
Copyright Date:
2019
Description:
xxii, 489 pages ; 26 cm
Subject:
Power (Social sciences)--Political aspects--United States.
Political participation--Social aspects--United States.
Social conflict--Political aspects--United States.
Elite (Social sciences)--Political activity--United States.
Protest movements--Political aspects--United States.
Democracy--Economic aspects--United States.
Neoliberalism--United States.
Democracy--Economic aspects.
Elite (Social sciences)--Political activity.
Neoliberalism.
Political participation--Social aspects.
Protest movements.
Social conflict--Political aspects.
United States.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
A class analysis of the American political system -- Theories of government, early American history, and the politics of class conflict -- A constitution in question : how democratic is the founding document? -- Federalism and the struggle for democracy -- Interest groups and the upper-class perversion of political power -- Congress : the dysfunctional branch -- The presidency : class politics, the imperial presidency, and the threat to democracy -- The bureaucracy and the neoliberal threat to the common good -- The courts and judicial process : ideology, conflict, and class elitism -- Political parties : a crisis of confidence -- Elections and voting : electoral capture by elites -- Politics and the media : bias in pursuit of business interests -- Public opinion : the rise of neoliberal politics and mass resistance -- Civil liberties and the quest for corporate personhood -- Civil rights and the fight for equality -- Economic policy : growing inequality in the neoliberal era -- Imperialism and U.S. foreign policy : protecting business interests abroad -- Conclusion : where do we go from here?
ISBN:
1438476949
9781438476940
1438476930
9781438476933
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1088668195
LCCN:
2018059960
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)

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