American Political Culture in Transition: The Erosion of Consensus and Democratic Norms
Publication Title
Estudos e Analises de Conjuntura
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2-2024
Department
Politics, Philosophy, and Legal Studies
Abstract
This article identifies and examines the major characteristics, trends, and tendencies in American political culture and political performance that have been evolving in recent years, for a comprehensive picture of how Americans perceive and believe about their country and its political system. The analysis places the findings in a comparative perspective, provides relevant insights from other Western democracies, and discusses the implications of the findings for American democracy. Many links to high-quality, cost-free online sources are offered to facilitate further study of relevant aspects of the contemporary situation of the United States. (https://www.opeu.org.br/2024/02/29/american-political-culture-in-transition-the-erosion-of-consensus-and-democratic-norms/)
Recommended Citation
Selcher, Wayne A., "American Political Culture in Transition: The Erosion of Consensus and Democratic Norms" (2024). Politics, Philosophy, and Legal Studies: Faculty Scholarship & Creative Works. 27.
https://jayscholar.etown.edu/pplsfac/27
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