This case study of a small town is the basis for a sweeping and
broad analysis of the character of American politics and fills an
important void in the literature when many of our national leaders
are the product of small towns. This text for students in state and
local government, urban government, and political sociology uses
various methodological strategies and in-depth interviews with
elites and average citizens to test nationwide data about the
American political scene today and provides an incisive analysis of
local political culture, electoral behavior, and socio-economic
factors behind community leadership.
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