The Politics of Cultural Differences: Social Change and Voter Mobilization Strategies in the Post-New Deal Period
by Kenneth D. Wald, David C. Leege, Brian S. Krueger, Paul D. Mueller
Exploring the post-New Deal period, this book examines how cultural differences and social change influenced voter mobilization strategies. Its focus on political participation and changing social conditions provides a concise study of the connections between culture, electoral behavior, and political organization.
About This Book
This book examines the politics of cultural differences and their connection to social change during the post-New Deal period.
It focuses on voter mobilization strategies, considering how political efforts to engage voters developed within a changing social landscape.
The subject brings together themes of electoral participation, cultural difference, political behavior, and historical change.
It offers a focused study of the relationship between society and political mobilization in modern American history.
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