The Polarizers: Postwar Architects of Our Partisan Era
A historical account of how activists and elites reshaped the Democratic and Republican parties into ideologically distinct organizations after World War II.
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The Polarizers examines the transformation of the American party system in the decades following World War II.
It traces how activists and political elites worked to align the Democratic and Republican parties along clearer ideological lines.
The book highlights the institutional and strategic changes that contributed to increasing partisan polarization.
Drawing on extensive research, it provides context for understanding the structure of contemporary political conflict.
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