Titlebook: Political Parties in American Society; Samuel J. Eldersveld,Hanes Walton Book 20002nd edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Ame

enterprise

下邊深陷

The Campaign Process,ire, but even when the polls suggest a clear winner, as in 1996, there is always the last-gasp, desperate, exhausting marathon campaign, in the hope for a reversal of fortunes by the “l(fā)ate-deciders,” which indeed has happened frequently in our experience.

intuition

Money and Political Campaigns: The 1996 Debacle,es neither raise nor control.” These “new realities,” they say, raise serious questions about accountability, competitiveness, sources of funds, and enforcement.. These and other excesses document “the new reality in the world of campaign finance” that emerged in 1996.

ligature

Paradox

有偏見(jiàn)

Parties and the Election Process,ies that cannot be matched by any other aspect of democratic life. Although there are many ways to look at elections, certainly a central perspective is their relevance for testing the strength, viability, and power potential of the parties.