Alienated America: Why Some Places Thrive While Others Collapse – A Washington Post Bestseller: Church, Community, and the American Dream
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Alienated America: Why Some Places Thrive While Others Collapse – A Washington Post Bestseller: Church, Community, and the American Dream

by Timothy P. Carney

Politics Religion Sociology
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Timothy P. Carney explores why some American communities thrive while others collapse, focusing on the roles of church, community, and local institutions. Alienated America considers how social connection and shared civic life influence people’s prospects and the meaning of the American dream.

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Alienated America examines the relationship between community life and the American dream.

Timothy P. Carney focuses on the role of churches and other local institutions in shaping places and the people who live in them.

The book considers why some communities thrive while others experience decline and disconnection.

It offers a broad exploration of belonging, civic life, and the forces affecting contemporary America.

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