The Princeton History of American Political Thought
by Michael Zuckert, Annette Gordon-Reed, Susan Mcwilliams Barndt, Michael Kazin, Jack Turner, Bob Pepperman Taylor, Harvey J. Kaye, Michael Sawyer, Marilyn Fischer, Van Gosse, Julie L. Reed, Rebecca Jo Plant, Nicholas Buccola, Roosevelt Montás, Daniel Mandell, Andrew Delbanco, Alan Gibson, David J. Siemers, David S. Brown, James Read, Simon Gilhooley, Sidney Milkis, Joshua Tait, Samuel Goldman, Joshua L. Cherniss, Jeremy D. Bailey, Professor Jane E. Calvert, Teresa Bejan, Matthew H. Young, Jack Fruchtman, Luke Mayville, Katherine Elizabeth Brown, Burke Hendrix, Rose Stremlau, Shannon L. Mariotti, Carolyn Karcher, Tunde Adeleke, Sue Davis, Desmond Jagmohan, Carol W. White, Natalie Fuehrer Taylor, Kathy Ferguson, Trygve Throntveit, Nikhil Pal Singh, Eric Arnesen, Jared Anthony Loggins, Soyica Diggs Colbert, Charles E. Morris Iii, Jason Edward Black, José-Antonio Orosco, Deva Woodly
The Princeton History of American Political Thought gathers a wide range of scholarly perspectives on the ideas, debates, and traditions that have shaped American political life. Drawing on contributions from historians and political theorists, this substantial collection offers an accessible resource for understanding the development of political thought in the United States.
About This Book
The Princeton History of American Political Thought presents a broad scholarly examination of the ideas and debates that have shaped American political life.
Featuring contributions from an extensive group of historians, political theorists, and other scholars, the volume offers varied perspectives on American political thought.
Its essays consider the intellectual traditions, arguments, and questions that have influenced how the United States understands politics, citizenship, and public life.
Designed for readers of American history and political theory, this collection provides a substantial resource for studying the development of political ideas in the United States.
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