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Release Year
2016
ISBN
9780700623273
Publication Year
2016
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Book Title
American Political Pattern : Stability and Change, 1932-2016
Author
Byron E. Shafer
Item Length
9in
Publisher
University Press of Kansas
Genre
Political Science
Topic
General, American Government / General, Political Ideologies / Democracy
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Number of Pages
312 Pages

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Politicians are polarized. Public opinion is volatile. Government is gridlocked. Or so journalists and pundits constantly report. But where are we, really, in modern American politics, and how did we get there? Those are the questions that Byron E. Shafer aims to answer in The American Political Pattern. Looking at the state of American politics at diverse points over the past eighty years, the book draws a picture, broad in scope yet precise in detail, of our political system in the modern era. It is a picture of stretches of political stability, but also, even more, of political change, one that goes a long way toward explaining how shifting factors alter the content of public policy and the character of American politicking. Shafer divides the modern world into four distinct periods: the High New Deal (1932-1938), the Late New Deal (1939-1968), the Era of Divided Government (1969-1992), and the Era of Partisan Volatility (1993-2016). Each period is characterized by a different arrangement of the same key factors: party balance, ideological polarization, issue conflict, and the policy-making process that goes with them. The American Political Pattern shows how these factors are in turn shaped by permanent aspects of the US Constitution, most especially the separation of powers and federalism, while their alignment is simultaneously influenced by the external demands for governmental action that arise in each period, including those derived from economic currents, major wars, and social movements. Analyzing these periods, Shafer sets the terms for understanding the structure and dynamics of politics in our own turbulent time. Placing the current political world in its historical and evolutionary framework, while illuminating major influences on American politics over time, his book explains where this modern world came from, why it endures, and how it might change yet again.

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University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700623272
ISBN-13
9780700623273
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Book Title
American Political Pattern : Stability and Change, 1932-2016
Author
Byron E. Shafer
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, American Government / General, Political Ideologies / Democracy
Publication Year
2016
Genre
Political Science
Number of Pages
312 Pages

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Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

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Jk271.S4429 2016
Reviews
"We have here an original ordering of American political history since 1932 that makes good sense. Shafer brings together evidence on election results, roll call voting, and party organization to craft his case. There is wealth of historical information presented with a deft touch."-- David R. Mayhew is Sterling Professor of Political Science at Yale University "Understanding the broad historical sweep of changing political party bases and the connection to policy enactments in Congress is a very demanding task. Too often scholars focus on just one of these or get bogged down in detail and history gets lost. Byron Shafer has drawn on his remarkable breadth of knowledge and managed to produce an engaging analysis of shifting party concerns, evolving factional party fights, and how these affected voting on policy legislation. For those who want a wide-ranging and enlightening political history, this is an outstanding book. Books like this come along far too infrequently. I highly recommend it."-- Jeffrey M. Stonecash , author of Party Pursuits and the Presidential-House Election Connection,1900-2008 "This is a masterful analysis by a distinguished scholar of American politics. Focusing on the interplay between party balance, ideological polarization, and central issue domains across four eras of American politics since the Great Depression, Shafer presents a vivid account of dynamic political transformations. For the many political observers who bemoan today's bitter partisan and policy conflicts, Shafer's book is a bracing reminder that the current era, like its predecessors, will pass away."-- Bruce Miroff , author of Presidents on Political Ground: Leaders in Action and What They Face "I know of no other book on political partisanship that so deftly combines electoral analysis, institutional politics and substantive public policy debate."-- Gareth Davies , author of See Government Grow: Education Politics from Johnson to Reagan, "Shafer aims to provide a means to understand the whole of American politics since the New Deal, and in this he succeeds. Highly recommended"-- Choice, "Understanding the broad historical sweep of changing political party bases and the connection to policy enactments in Congress is a very demanding task. Too often scholars focus on just one of these or get bogged down in detail and history gets lost. Byron Shafer has drawn on his remarkable breadth of knowledge and managed to produce an engaging analysis of shifting party concerns, evolving factional party fights, and how these affected voting on policy legislation. For those who want a wide-ranging and enlightening political history, this is an outstanding book. Books like this come along far too infrequently. I highly recommend it." -- Jeffrey M. Stonecash , author of Party Pursuits and the Presidential-House Election Connection, 1900-2008, "We have here an original ordering of American political history since 1932 that makes good sense. Shafer brings together evidence on election results, roll call voting, and party organization to craft his case. There is wealth of historical information presented with a deft touch."-- David R. Mayhew is Sterling Professor of Political Science at Yale University "Understanding the broad historical sweep of changing political party bases and the connection to policy enactments in Congress is a very demanding task. Too often scholars focus on just one of these or get bogged down in detail and history gets lost. Byron Shafer has drawn on his remarkable breadth of knowledge and managed to produce an engaging analysis of shifting party concerns, evolving factional party fights, and how these affected voting on policy legislation. For those who want a wide-ranging and enlightening political history, this is an outstanding book. Books like this come along far too infrequently. I highly recommend it." -- Jeffrey M. Stonecash , author of Party Pursuits and the Presidential-House Election Connection, 1900-2008 "This is a masterful analysis by a distinguished scholar of American politics. Focusing on the interplay between party balance, ideological polarization, and central issue domains across four eras of American politics since the Great Depression, Shafer presents a vivid account of dynamic political transformations. For the many political observers who bemoan today's bitter partisan and policy conflicts, Shafer's book is a bracing reminder that the current era, like its predecessors, will pass away."-- Bruce Miroff , author of Presidents on Political Ground: Leaders in Action and What They Face "I know of no other book on political partisanship that so deftly combines electoral analysis, institutional politics and substantive public policy debate."-- Gareth Davies , author of See Government Grow: Education Politics from Johnson to Reagan, "I know of no other book on political partisanship that so deftly combines electoral analysis, institutional politics and substantive public policy debate."- Gareth Davies , author of See Government Grow: Education Politics from Johnson to Reagan, "Shafer's enterprise is truly grand and will undoubtedly raise numerous debates in the years to come."-- Perspectives on Politics "This complex and illuminating study merits the attention of both historians and public policy analysts."-- Journal of American History "Shafer aims to provide a means to understand the whole of American politics since the New Deal, and in this he succeeds. Highly recommended"-- Choice, "Shafer has produced an ambitious book that helps explain political dynamics across a wide swath of American history."Political Science Quarterly "Shafers enterprise is truly grand and will undoubtedly raise numerous debates in the years to come."Perspectives on Politics "This complex and illuminating study merits the attention of both historians and public policy analysts."Journal of American History "Shafer aims to provide a means to understand the whole of American politics since the New Deal, and in this he succeeds. Highly recommended"Choice, "We have here an original ordering of American political history since 1932 that makes good sense. Shafer brings together evidence on election results, roll call voting, and party organization to craft his case. There is wealth of historical information presented with a deft touch."David R. Mayhew is Sterling Professor of Political Science at Yale University "Understanding the broad historical sweep of changing political party bases and the connection to policy enactments in Congress is a very demanding task. Too often scholars focus on just one of these or get bogged down in detail and history gets lost. Byron Shafer has drawn on his remarkable breadth of knowledge and managed to produce an engaging analysis of shifting party concerns, evolving factional party fights, and how these affected voting on policy legislation. For those who want a wide-ranging and enlightening political history, this is an outstanding book. Books like this come along far too infrequently. I highly recommend it."Jeffrey M. Stonecash , author of Party Pursuits and the Presidential-House Election Connection,19002008 "This is a masterful analysis by a distinguished scholar of American politics. Focusing on the interplay between party balance, ideological polarization, and central issue domains across four eras of American politics since the Great Depression, Shafer presents a vivid account of dynamic political transformations. For the many political observers who bemoan todays bitter partisan and policy conflicts, Shafers book is a bracing reminder that the current era, like its predecessors, will pass away."Bruce Miroff , author of Presidents on Political Ground: Leaders in Action and What They Face "I know of no other book on political partisanship that so deftly combines electoral analysis, institutional politics and substantive public policy debate."Gareth Davies , author of See Government Grow: Education Politics from Johnson to Reagan, "This complex and illuminating study merits the attention of both historians and public policy analysts."-- Journal of American History "Shafer aims to provide a means to understand the whole of American politics since the New Deal, and in this he succeeds. Highly recommended"-- Choice, "Understanding the broad historical sweep of changing political party bases and the connection to policy enactments in Congress is a very demanding task. Too often scholars focus on just one of these or get bogged down in detail and history gets lost. Byron Shafer has drawn on his remarkable breadth of knowledge and managed to produce an engaging analysis of shifting party concerns, evolving factional party fights, and how these affected voting on policy legislation. For those who want a wide-ranging and enlightening political history, this is an outstanding book. Books like this come along far too infrequently. I highly recommend it." - Jeffrey M. Stonecash , author of Party Pursuits and the Presidential-House Election Connection, 19002008, "We have here an original ordering of American political history since 1932 that makes good sense. Shafer brings together evidence on election results, roll call voting, and party organization to craft his case. There is wealth of historical information presented with a deft touch."- David R. Mayhew is Sterling Professor of Political Science at Yale University, "This is a masterful analysis by a distinguished scholar of American politics. Focusing on the interplay between party balance, ideological polarization, and central issue domains across four eras of American politics since the Great Depression, Shafer presents a vivid account of dynamic political transformations. For the many political observers who bemoan today's bitter partisan and policy conflicts, Shafer's book is a bracing reminder that the current era, like its predecessors, will pass away."- Bruce Miroff , author of Presidents on Political Ground: Leaders in Action and What They Face, "This is a masterful analysis by a distinguished scholar of American politics. Focusing on the interplay between party balance, ideological polarization, and central issue domains across four eras of American politics since the Great Depression, Shafer presents a vivid account of dynamic political transformations. For the many political observers who bemoan today's bitter partisan and policy conflicts, Shafer's book is a bracing reminder that the current era, like its predecessors, will pass away."-- Bruce Miroff , author of Presidents on Political Ground: Leaders in Action and What They Face, "We have here an original ordering of American political history since 1932 that makes good sense. Shafer brings together evidence on election results, roll call voting, and party organization to craft his case. There is wealth of historical information presented with a deft touch."- David R. Mayhew is Sterling Professor of Political Science at Yale University "Understanding the broad historical sweep of changing political party bases and the connection to policy enactments in Congress is a very demanding task. Too often scholars focus on just one of these or get bogged down in detail and history gets lost. Byron Shafer has drawn on his remarkable breadth of knowledge and managed to produce an engaging analysis of shifting party concerns, evolving factional party fights, and how these affected voting on policy legislation. For those who want a wide-ranging and enlightening political history, this is an outstanding book. Books like this come along far too infrequently. I highly recommend it." - Jeffrey M. Stonecash , author of Party Pursuits and the Presidential-House Election Connection, 19002008 "This is a masterful analysis by a distinguished scholar of American politics. Focusing on the interplay between party balance, ideological polarization, and central issue domains across four eras of American politics since the Great Depression, Shafer presents a vivid account of dynamic political transformations. For the many political observers who bemoan today's bitter partisan and policy conflicts, Shafer's book is a bracing reminder that the current era, like its predecessors, will pass away."- Bruce Miroff , author of Presidents on Political Ground: Leaders in Action and What They Face "I know of no other book on political partisanship that so deftly combines electoral analysis, institutional politics and substantive public policy debate."- Gareth Davies , author of See Government Grow: Education Politics from Johnson to Reagan, "Shafer has produced an ambitious book that helps explain political dynamics across a wide swath of American history."-- Political Science Quarterly "Shafer's enterprise is truly grand and will undoubtedly raise numerous debates in the years to come."-- Perspectives on Politics "This complex and illuminating study merits the attention of both historians and public policy analysts."-- Journal of American History "Shafer aims to provide a means to understand the whole of American politics since the New Deal, and in this he succeeds. Highly recommended"-- Choice
Table of Content
Preface: An American Political Pattern? 1. Birth Pangs of the Modern World: The Political Structure of the High New Deal Era, 1932-1938 2. The Long Arm of the New Deal: The Political Structure of the Late New Deal Era, 1939-1968 3. The Rise of Participatory Politics: The Political Structure of an Era of Divided Government, 1969-1992 4. A Political Structure for the Modern World: The Era of Partisan Volatility, 1993-2016 Conclusion: Stability and change in American Politics, 1932-2016 Notes Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2016
Lccn
2016-026156
Dewey Decimal
320.973
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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