The Politics of Resentment: Rural Consciousness in Wisconsin and the Rise of Scott Walker (Chicago Studies in American Politics)
Katherine J. Cramer examines rural consciousness in Wisconsin and its connection to political resentment and change. Focusing on the rise of Scott Walker, this study places rural perspectives within the broader context of American politics and explores the forces shaping political life beyond major urban centers.
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The Politics of Resentment examines rural consciousness in Wisconsin and its relationship to political change.
Katherine J. Cramer explores the roots and expression of resentment in rural communities, placing these perspectives within the broader landscape of American politics.
The book focuses on the rise of Scott Walker and offers a study of the social and political dynamics surrounding that development.
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