Current Issue: Volume 6, Issue 2 (2008)

Introduction

The July issue of The Forum is an especially eclectic look at applied research in contemporary politics. There is a piece on the popular fortunes of the Bush Presidency, and one on the administrative fortunes of its governance model. There is an article on the effort of the Democratic Party to reinvent itself, and one on the fate of a key party faction. There is an extended analysis on ideology in the American public, and a brief one on the electoral impact of talk radio. There is a comparative piece—from Britain—on using by-elections to predict the next general election, along with a piece, and then an author/critic exchange, on the politics not of the general public but of university professors. And there is a review exchange on a new book about crime and the evolving crisis of liberalism, along with a joint review of two contemporary books purporting to describe the state of modern American politics.

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