Remaking America: Democracy and Public Policy in an Age of Inequality
by Suzanne Mettler, Jacob S. Hacker, Joe Soss
A timely study of how inequality affects U.S. democracy and the creation of public policy, drawing on extensive research to examine institutional challenges and political consequences.
About This Book
Remaking America explores the relationship between economic inequality and democratic governance in the United States.
The authors analyze how policy decisions both reflect and reinforce disparities in political influence and access.
Through empirical research, the book highlights challenges facing American institutions amid widening gaps in wealth and opportunity.
It considers the implications of these trends for future policy development and democratic participation.
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