The Submerged State: How Invisible Government Policies Undermine American Democracy (Chicago Studies in American Politics)
In The Submerged State, Suzanne Mettler examines how invisible government policies influence American democracy. By bringing attention to the less visible dimensions of public policy, the book considers how government can shape political life even when its actions are difficult for citizens to see or recognize.
About This Book
The Submerged State explores the relationship between government policy and American democracy.
Suzanne Mettler focuses on policies that operate largely out of public view, examining how their limited visibility may affect democratic life and public understanding.
Part of the Chicago Studies in American Politics series, this book considers the political significance of government activity that can remain hidden beneath the surface.
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