The Devils We Know: Us and Them in America's Raucous Political Culture
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The Devils We Know: Us and Them in America's Raucous Political Culture

by James A. Morone

History Politics Sociology
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James A. Morone explores the divided character of American political culture in The Devils We Know. Focusing on the relationship between “us” and “them,” the book considers the identities, conflicts, and tensions that shape political life in the United States.

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The Devils We Know examines America's political culture through the tensions between “us” and “them.”

James A. Morone focuses on the divisions and conflicts that make American politics especially raucous.

The book offers a broad look at political identity, opposition, and the forces shaping public life in the United States.

It is suited to readers interested in American politics, civic culture, and the dynamics of political disagreement.

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