Divergent Democracy: How Policy Positions Came to Dominate Party Competition (Princeton Studies in American Politics)
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Divergent Democracy: How Policy Positions Came to Dominate Party Competition (Princeton Studies in American Politics)

by Katherine Krimmel

Political Science American politics Party Systems
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Divergent Democracy examines how policy positions came to dominate party competition in American politics. Katherine Krimmel explores the connection between political parties, policy, and democratic competition in this focused contribution to the Princeton Studies in American Politics series.

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Divergent Democracy explores the relationship between policy positions and party competition.

The book focuses on how policy came to play a central role in distinguishing political parties.

Situated within American politics, it examines an important dimension of democratic competition.

Written by Katherine Krimmel, this volume is part of the Princeton Studies in American Politics series.

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