Remaking America: Democracy and Public Policy in an Age of Inequality
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Remaking America: Democracy and Public Policy in an Age of Inequality

by Suzanne Mettler, Jacob S. Hacker, Joe Soss

Politics Sociology public policy
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Remaking America examines the connections among democracy, public policy, and inequality. Drawing on the perspectives of Suzanne Mettler, Jacob S. Hacker, and Joe Soss, it considers the forces shaping American political life and the challenges inequality presents for democratic governance.

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Remaking America explores the relationship between democracy, public policy, and inequality in the United States.

The book focuses on how unequal conditions intersect with political institutions and public decision-making.

Suzanne Mettler, Jacob S. Hacker, and Joe Soss present a collaborative examination of contemporary American society.

It offers readers a framework for thinking about the challenges facing democratic governance in an age of inequality.

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