Strategic Assessment & Development of Interorganizational Influence in the Absence of Hierarchical Authority Book

I find this book really confusing, because there is no logical flow to the arguments. It's just a rambling of the political history of America's election campaigns and who were involved in what. There is no clear distinction in the ideas that was presented in in each chapter with respect to the title of the chapters. Everything was a just big blob of glue. I also felt that she was unreasonably patriotic about Hiliary mostly because Hilary is a woman, and the strongest message is that she is a feminist and represents women in America. Seeing how the 2016 campaign that is going on, I don't think it's a good selling point anymore because many women don't identify themselves with Hilary. Although I felt that I have a better understanding of how tough the job is to run a campaign, and how courageous Hilary was in trying to beat against the odds with flurry of attacks from Hilary-haters for something she didn't deserve to take responsibility for. I do have more respect for her dedication and devotion to politics and the aspiration she has in bringing positive changes to social and foreign policies of US.