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El. knyga: America's Choice 2000: Entering A New Millenium

  • Formatas: 224 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 04-May-2018
  • Leidėjas: Westview Press Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780429970870
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  • Formatas: 224 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 04-May-2018
  • Leidėjas: Westview Press Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780429970870
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The excruciatingly long 2000 election is the subject of analysis by six American political scientists, including Crotty (Northeastern U.), who has contributed three chapters. The other contributors are M. Margaret Conway, James E. Campbell, John S. Jackson III, Malcolm E. Jewell, and John Kenneth White. They discuss political participation in elections, public opinion, the Congressional races, state and local elections, fractured politics, and the Courts' unprecedented role in determining the election's outcome. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

America’s Choice 2000 attempts to make sense of the longest running, most fiercely contested and, ultimately, closest race in the history of presidential elections. What had been an earnest if predictable general election campaign morphed into a post-election day series of controversies that tested the nation’s electoral processes, its courts, and its democratic culture. Eventually, of course, a winner was declared and the nation went about its business, however not before fundamental questions were raised as to the nature of the vote and voter intent and both the standards and processes used to decide elections. These issues will be with us for years to come. By any standard, it was a historic election whose full consequences are yet to be appreciated.America's Choice 2000 carefully sifts through the competing claims and strategies, reviews what occurred and offers some assessments as to the quality of the campaign, the nature of the final decision and the meaning this has to the nation. Crotty includes chapters devoted to the Courts’ unprecedented role in Election 2000, an examination of the public opinion during the key events of the general campaign, as well as a chapter detailing the results of key state and local elections as well as the congressional races.


"America’s Choice 2000 attempts to make sense of the longest running, most fiercely contested and, ultimately, closest race in the history of presidential elections. What had been an earnest if predic"
Preface vii The Election of 2000: Close, Chaotic, and Unforgettable 1(35) William Crotty Elections by Judicial Fiat: The Courts Decide 36(43) William Crotty Political Participation in American Elections: Who Decides What? 79(16) M. Margaret Conway The Presidential Primaries: Triumph of the Frontrunners 95(20) William Crotty The Curious and Close Presidential Campaign of 2000 115(23) James E. Campbell The Congressional Races: Continuing Battleground for the Parties 138(25) John S. Jackson, III The State and Local Elections: Politics Beyond the Beltway 163(17) Malcolm E. Jewell The Election in Perspective: Two Nations, Four Parties 180(27) John Kenneth White Biographical Sketches of Contributors 207(2) Index 209
William Crotty, a senior scholar and holder of the Tip O'Neill Chair in Public Life at Northeastern University is the author of The Democrats Must Lead (Westview, 1992). He is founder and director of the O'Neill centre for the Study of Democracy, which has focused on comparative democracy.