Buch(elektronisch)2021

Realignment in American Politics: Toward a Theory

Adamany, David; Brady, David W; Campbell, Bruce A; Campbell, Bruce A; Converse, Philip E; Hansen, Susan B; King, Michael R; Kramer, Kenneth W; Lehnen, Robert G; Markus, Gregory B; McMichael, Lawrence G; Meier, Kenneth J; Nexon, David H; Seagull, Louis M; Seligman, Lester G; Stewart, Charles V; Trilling, Richard J; Trilling, Richard J

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Abstract

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- PART I Issues in the Study of Realignment -- 1. Toward a Theory of Realignment: An Introduction -- 2. The Structure and Meaning of Critical Realignment: The Case of Pennsylvania, 1928-1932 -- 3. Methodological Issues in the Study of Realignment -- PART II Mass Behavioral Change -- 4. Secular Realignment: The Concept and Its Utility -- 5. Realignment, Party Decomposition, and Issue Voting -- 6. Realignment and Short-Term Crisis: A Case Study of Public Opinion during the Watergate Era -- 7. Recent Evidence on the Stability of Party Identification: The New Michigan Election Study Panel -- PART III Elite Behavioral Change -- 8. Political Realignments and Recruitment to the U.S. Congress, 1870-1970 -- 9. Elections, Congress, and Public Policy Changes: 1886-1960 -- 10. The Impact of Realigning Elections on Public Bureaucracies -- 11. The Supreme Court's Role in Critical Elections -- PART IV The Impact of Realignment on Policy -- 12. The Federal Income Tax and the Realignment of the 1890s -- 13. Partisan Realignment and Tax Policy: 1789-1976 -- Notes on Contributors -- Bibliography