Author Name: Sandoz, Ellis; Crabb, Cecil V. , Jr. (Eds)
Title: A Tide of Discontent - the 1980 Elections and Their Meaning
Binding: Trade Paperback; First Printing
Book Condition: Near Fine
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: DC Congressional Quarterly Press 1981
ISBN Number: 0871872056 / 9780871872050
Illustrator: Illustrated by Pottern, Richard
Seller ID: 14317
254 pages; Near Fine condition. Faint front hinge crease. No spine creases. Tiny bit of shelf rub at edges. Solid, clean. On the face of it, the 1980 elections were a stunning victory for the Republican party and conservatism, but interpreting the results and their implications for public policy is more complicated. Was the vote for Ronald Reagan really a mandate for his policies or an expression of anger and frustration with Jimmy Carter? These and other questions are discussed by the contributors to A Tide of Discontent: The 1980 Elections and Their Meaning. Political scientists, along with an economist and a journalist examine the setting and historical background.
Political Science
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