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By the People

Debating American Government, Brief Edition

Sixth Edition

James Morone and Author Rogan Kersh

Publication Date - 23 January 2023

ISBN: 9780197670781

704 pages
Looseleaf

In Stock

Description

By The People: Debating American Government, Sixth Edition, presents essential content in a compelling story geared for today's students. Through each edition, this text has built on this successful approach to engage students in the rich and important debates of our times. Now powered by an enhanced e-book and additional digitals learning tools, this book helps students to become thoughtful and informed citizens.

New to this Edition

  • Engaging examples demonstrating how Gen Z and Millennials have impacted politics, emphasizing how young people are transformative now and into the future.
  • New and updated examples and analysis of important events, including the outcome of the 2022 midterm elections, government engagement with cryptocurrencies, controversies over critical race theory, extraordinary 2022 SCOTUS decisions, landmark Congressional legislation, the U.S. support of Ukraine, the evolving approach to managing COVID-19 policies, growing tensions with China, and significant shifts in American pop culture as it relates to politics.
  • Reinforces and analyzes diversity as a prominent key idea that shapes American politics and culture, and engages further with contemporary debates about diversity, equity, and inclusion.
  • A wealth of digital learning materials designed to work easily and seamlessly with most learning management systems. Integrated into the presentation through the enhanced e-book, or through assignments made and tracked through a learning management system, each chapter offers a wealth of videos, concepts tutorials, simulations, data activities, and reading assessments to ensure student success in the course.
  • New and updated statistics and figures in every chapter.

About the Author(s)

James A. Morone is the John Hazen White Professor of Political Science, Urban Studies, and Public Policy at Brown University.

Rogan Kersh serves as Provost and Professor of Political Science at Wake Forest University.

Table of Contents

    About the Authors
    Preface
    Acknowledgments

    PART I IDEAS AND RIGHTS
    1 The Ideas that Shape American Politics
    2 The Constitution
    3 Federalism and Nationalism
    4 Civil Liberties
    5 The Struggle for Civil Rights

    PART II POLITICAL BEHAVIOR
    6 Public Opinion and Political Participation
    7 Media, Technology, and Government
    8 Campaigns and Elections
    9 Interest Groups and Political Parties

    PART III POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
    10 Congress
    11 The Presidency
    12 Bureaucracy
    13 The Judicial Branch

    PART IV POLICYMAKING
    14 Domestic and Foreign Policy

    APPENDIX I
    The Declaration of Independence

    APPENDIX II
    The Constitution of the United States of America

    APPENDIX III
    The Federalist Papers

    APPENDIX IV
    Presidential Elections, Congressional Control, 1789-2022

    Glossary
    Notes
    Credits
    Index

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