This ground-breaking collection of writings explores how progressive third parties in the U.S. can become more electorally successful and politically influential. It is the only recently published book that focuses exclusively on how such parties may advance. Their rise may be essential to countering the powerful, growing sway of wealth within the two major American parties, and to creating a more just, democratic United States.
This ground-breaking collection of writings explores how progressive third parties in the U.S. can become more electorally successful and politically influential. It is the only recently published book that focuses exclusively on how such parties may advance. Their rise may be essential to countering the powerful, growing sway of wealth within the two major American parties, and to creating a more just, democratic United States.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jonathan H. Martin is Professor of Sociology at Framingham State University and a longtime progressive third party activist.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Introduction: The Future Rise of Progressive Third Parties 1. How a Socialist Won: Lessons from the Historic Victory of Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant 2. A Green Becomes Mayor: The Election of Gayle McLaughlin in Richmond, California 3. The Rise of the Portland Greens Patrick Quinlan 4. Lessons of the Vermont Progressive Party 5. Community Connections: How Progressive Third Parties Can Win More State Legislative Elections 6. Beyond the "Spoiler" Myth: Exploring the Real Lessons of the Nader Campaigns for Progressive Politics 7. The U.S. Greens in Presidential Elections: Losing Their Mojo and Getting It Back 8. Labor Party Time? Not Yet 9. Don't Wait for Labor: The Necessity of Building a Left Third Party at the Grassroots 10. A New Progressive Party: How the Working Families Party Can Change Electoral Politics 11. Breaking Through By Breaking Free: Why the Left Needs to Declare Its Political Independence 12. Epilogue: Questions and Answers about Progressive Third Party Empowerment
Preface Introduction: The Future Rise of Progressive Third Parties 1. How a Socialist Won: Lessons from the Historic Victory of Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant 2. A Green Becomes Mayor: The Election of Gayle McLaughlin in Richmond, California 3. The Rise of the Portland Greens Patrick Quinlan 4. Lessons of the Vermont Progressive Party 5. Community Connections: How Progressive Third Parties Can Win More State Legislative Elections 6. Beyond the "Spoiler" Myth: Exploring the Real Lessons of the Nader Campaigns for Progressive Politics 7. The U.S. Greens in Presidential Elections: Losing Their Mojo and Getting It Back 8. Labor Party Time? Not Yet 9. Don't Wait for Labor: The Necessity of Building a Left Third Party at the Grassroots 10. A New Progressive Party: How the Working Families Party Can Change Electoral Politics 11. Breaking Through By Breaking Free: Why the Left Needs to Declare Its Political Independence 12. Epilogue: Questions and Answers about Progressive Third Party Empowerment
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