Conservative Parties and Right-Wing Politics in North America: Reaping the Benefits of an Ideological Victory?Rainer-Olaf Schultze, Roland Sturm, Dagmar Eberle The thirteen papers assembled in this volume offer a comparative perspective on the state of conservative and right-wing populist parties in the North American democraties. They deal with: Ideological and Value Change in the North American Mass Publics, Conservative Ideology and Party Programmes, The Changing Landskape of the Two Party Systems, The Public Policies of Conservative and Neo-Liberal Governments in North America |
Contents
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Neil NevitteAntoine Bilodeau | 26 |
Richard A BrodyJennifer L Lawless | 53 |
Jane Jenson | 81 |
Dagmar Eberle | 101 |
Conservatism and Religion in the United States 151 | 150 |
William CrossLisa Young | 190 |
Lisa YoungWilliam Cross | 207 |
Martin Thunert | 228 |
Savage | 255 |
Roland Sturm | 279 |
Contributors | 297 |
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