This book documents the decline of political parties in the State
of Connecticut. The author presents an extensive description of
statewide political trends, taps the perceptions of state lawmakers
regarding the current condition and influence of party
organization, and provides the results of detailed interviews with
seasoned politicians to demonstrate that political parties in
Connecticut have declined in their capacity to structure the course
of state politics. The evidence is compelling in a state often
identified as a model in terms of powerful and effective political
parties. It is the author's contention that the quality of
Connecticut politics and the accountability of state government is
in peril due to the concern that the new trends identified in
Connecticut could signal the emergence of a much larger crisis in
American state politics.
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