Antidemocracy in America: Truth, Power, and the Republic at Risk (Public Books Series)
by Pedro Noguera, Judith Butler, Richard Sennett, Margaret Levi, Douglas S. Massey, Eric Klinenberg, Linda Gordon, Shamus Khan, Steven Lukes, William Julius Wilson, Thomas J. Sugrue, Wendy Brown, Gretchen Bakke, Craig Calhoun, Lisa Wade, Saskia Sassen, Sharon Marcus, Caitlin Zaloom, Michelle Wilde Anderson, Victor Pickard, Alina Das, Oona A. Hathaway, Scott J. Shapiro, Fred Turner, Patrick Sharkey, Richard Shrum, Philip Gorski, Tanya Marie Luhrmann, Shapira Harel., Ashley Farmer, Michelle Jackson, David B. Grusky, Daniel Aldana Cohen, Professor Of Sociology Michele Lamont, Jack Halberstam, Jefferson Cowie
Antidemocracy in America brings together a broad range of scholarly perspectives on truth, power, and the republic under pressure. As part of the Public Books Series, this multidisciplinary volume considers the social and political dimensions of democratic vulnerability in the United States.
About This Book
Antidemocracy in America examines the relationship between truth, power, and the future of the republic.
Bringing together perspectives from a broad group of scholars and writers, this volume considers the political and social conditions surrounding democratic vulnerability.
Part of the Public Books Series, it offers a multidisciplinary contribution to contemporary discussions of American democracy and its challenges.
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