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The Cultivation of Resentment - Treaty Rights and the New Right (Hardcover)
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The Cultivation of Resentment - Treaty Rights and the New Right (Hardcover)
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"The Cultivation of Resentment" is one of the first book-length
examinations of how grassroots conservative activists use rights
discourse to pursue their political goals. It argues that
conservative activists engage in frequent and sincere mobilizations
of rights talk--a discourse that includes accusations that socially
marginal Americans are seeking un-American, "special" rights that
violate the nation's commitment to equal rights. "The Cultivation
of Resentment" finds that such rights talk is central both to the
identities of conservative activists and to the broad appeal of
modern New Right politics.
However, through an in-depth case study of opposition on the Indian
treaty rights, this book establishes that the impact of
conservative rights talk is ultimately ambiguous. While
conservative rights discourse effectively expresses the
nationalistic resentment that saturates New Right politics, it
deflects critical scrutiny from the actual causes of that
resentment. By tracing the interplay of rights and resentment, "The
Cultivation of Resentment" adds new insight to the prevailing
scholarship on law and politics, which typically overlooks the
importance of rights discourse for conservative politics.
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