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ISBN-10 : 0393680232
ISBN-13 : 9780393680232
Author: John Sides, Daron Shaw, Keena Lipsitz, Matt Grossmann
The #1 book—now updated through 2018 Thoroughly and rigorously revised and updated through the 2018 elections by an author team of esteemed teacher-scholars. This text uses a consistent framework to reveal the strategies and choices that face candidates and other practitioners in the American political system.
Campaigns and Elections 3rd Table of contents:
1. Introduction
A Framework for Understanding Campaigns and Elections
Evaluating Campaigns and Elections
Conclusion
2. The American Electoral Process
Who Can Run
When Elections Are Held
Where to Run
Who Can Vote
Who Wins
Conclusion
3. The Transformation of American Campaigns
The First Campaign Era: Pre-Democratic Campaigns, 1788–1824
The Second Campaign Era: Mass Mobilization Campaigns, 1828–92
The Third Campaign Era: Progressive Era Campaigns, 1896–1948
The Fourth Campaign Era: Candidate Campaigns, 1952-?
What about Today?
Conclusion
4. Financing Campaigns
Rules for Donors
Rules for Spenders
Campaign Finance Rules and Political Strategy
The Debate over Campaign Finance Reform
Conclusion
5. Modern Campaign Strategies
How Are Campaign Strategies Constructed?
Strategic Campaign Decisions
Organizing for Strategic Success
Who Are Campaign Strategists?
Conclusion
6. Political Parties
What Are Political Parties?
Why Do We Have Parties?
The Democratic and Republican Parties
What about Third Parties?
What Roles Do Parties Play in Campaigns?
How Rules and Reality Constrain Parties
Are Political Parties in Decline?
Party Evolution and Polarization
Evaluating Political Parties
Conclusion
7. Interest Groups
Types of Interest Groups
Why Does the United States Have So Many Interest Groups?
How Are Interest Groups Involved in Campaigns?
Rules, Reality, and Interest Group Strategies
Interest Group Campaign Influence
Evaluating Interest Groups
Conclusion
8. Media
Who Are the News Media?
Government’s Limited Oversight of the News Media
The Business of News and the Norm of Objectivity
What Gets Covered, and How?
How Do Candidates and the News Media Interact?
The Effects of Media Coverage on Citizens
Evaluating the News Media’s Role in Campaigns
Conclusion
9. Presidential Campaigns
Goals of Presidential Campaigns
Winning the Nomination
The National Conventions
The General Election
Conclusion
10. Congressional Campaigns
Rules, Reality, and Who Runs for Congress
Campaign Organization and Funding
The Nomination Process
The General Election
The Incumbency Advantage
The Declining Competitiveness of Congressional Elections
Conclusion
11. State and Local Campaigns
Rules and Reality in Local Elections
Rules and Reality in State Elections
Campaign Strategies Big and Small
The Push toward Professionalization
Activists in State and Local Campaigns
The Paradox of State and Local Elections
Conclusion
12. Voter Participation
What Is Electoral Participation?
Trends in Participation in the United States
Comparing Participation in the United States and Other Countries
Why Do People Participate in Campaigns and Elections?
Group Differences in Electoral Participation
Are Voters Representative of Nonvoters?
Conclusion
13. Voter Choice
What Influences Vote Choice
When Campaigns Matter
How Campaigns Matter
Conclusion
14. Democracy in Action or a Broken System?
Campaigns and Democratic Values
The Reality of Political Campaigns
Reforming Campaigns
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