Generational Politics in the United States: From the Silents to Gen Z and Beyond
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Generational Politics in the United States: From the Silents to Gen Z and Beyond

by David Schultz, Sally Friedman

American History Political Science Generational Studies
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Generational Politics in the United States explores American politics through the experiences and perspectives of successive age cohorts, from the Silent Generation to Gen Z and beyond. David Schultz and Sally Friedman offer a broad framework for considering how generational change relates to political life in the United States.

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Generational Politics in the United States examines the relationship between age cohorts and political life in America.

The book considers generations from the Silents through Gen Z, placing their perspectives within a broader national context.

It also looks beyond Gen Z to consider how generational change may shape the future of United States politics.

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