Questions of whether and when life should end are controversial but are they also partisan? The Chronic Silence of Political Parties in End of Life Policymaking in the United States retraces the legislative history of the right to die movement to examine the impact of the absence of the two major political parties on the diffusion of innovation.
Questions of whether and when life should end are controversial but are they also partisan? The Chronic Silence of Political Parties in End of Life Policymaking in the United States retraces the legislative history of the right to die movement to examine the impact of the absence of the two major political parties on the diffusion of innovation.
Bianca Easterly is assistant professor of political science at Lamar University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter One - Historical Beginnings: The Policy Entrepreneurs of the Early Aid in Dying Movement Chapter Two Modern Renewal Chapter Three: Interest Groups Chapter Four: The Courts Chapter Five: Healthcare Coalitions Chapter Six: End of Life Policies Today and Tomorrow
Chapter One - Historical Beginnings: The Policy Entrepreneurs of the Early Aid in Dying Movement Chapter Two Modern Renewal Chapter Three: Interest Groups Chapter Four: The Courts Chapter Five: Healthcare Coalitions Chapter Six: End of Life Policies Today and Tomorrow
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