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List of Figures
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Introduction 1
1 Explaining Party Position Change: Theory and Method 6
2 Coalition Maintenance: The Politics of Trade Policy 35
3 Coalition Group Incorporation: The Politics of Abortion and Gun Control 56
4 The Politics of Race: Coalition Maintenance in the North, Coalition Group Incorporation in the South 102
5 Coalition Expansion: The Politics of National Defense and Fiscal Policy 134
6 Conclusions 182
Appendix Data Sources and Procedures 191
Bibliography 287
Index 303
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Mary Hasty
reviewed Party Position Change in American Politics: Coalition Management on May 04, 2015
Party Position Change in American Politics
Yes, I'm biased, but instead of offering insight into the conservative worldview, this book read like a Wikipedia entry of "things liberals have said." The entire 400+ pages are nothing but entries of various things liberals have said in various media interviews, op-eds, and speeches. Literally, "on (date), (person) said (something)." Don't bother with this book.
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