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Avoiding Politics How Americans Produce Apathy In Everyday Life 1st Edition Nina Eliasoph

Name: Avoiding Politics How Americans Produce Apathy In Everyday Life 1st Edition Nina Eliasoph
SKU: BELL-2004428
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Avoiding Politics How Americans Produce Apathy In Everyday Life 1st Edition Nina Eliasoph instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge Univ Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.41 MB

Pages: 341

Author: Nina Eliasoph

ISBN: 9780511004612, 9780511583391, 9780521582933, 9780521587594, 0511004613, 0511583397, 0521582938, 052158759X

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1

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Avoiding Politics How Americans Produce Apathy In Everyday Life 1st Edition Nina Eliasoph by Nina Eliasoph 9780511004612, 9780511583391, 9780521582933, 9780521587594, 0511004613, 0511583397, 0521582938, 052158759X instant download after payment.

Civic groups are said to be the fount of democracy, but these vivid portraits of American life reveal an intriguing culture of political avoidance. Nina Eliasoph accompanied volunteers, activists and recreation club members, listening to them talk--and not talk--politics, in a range of private and public settings. Unlike interview-based studies of political participation and civic culture, Avoiding Politics shows how citizens create and communicate political ideas in everyday life, and the hard work it takes to produce apathy in a democracy.