This book offers a comprehensive assessment of the major
theoretical approaches to the study of American politics. Written
by leading scholars in the field, the book's essays focus
particularly on the contributions that competing macro- and
microanalytic approaches make to our understanding of political
change in America.The essays include systematic overviews of the
patterns of constancy and change that characterize American
political history as well as comparative discussions of theoretical
traditions in the study of American political change. The volume
concludes with four provocative essays proposing new and integrated
interpretations of American politics.This is a path-breaking book
that all scholars concerned with American politics will want to
read and that all serious students of American politics will need
to study. The Dynamics of American Politics is appropriate for
graduate core seminars on American politics, undergraduate capstone
courses on American politics, courses on political theory and
approaches to political analysis, and rigorous lower-division
courses on American politics.
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