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We the people: an introduction to American politics

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Beteiligte Personen:	Ginsberg, Benjamin 1947- (VerfasserIn), Lowi, Theodore J. 1931-2017 (VerfasserIn), Weir, Margaret 1952- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Norton 2011
Ausgabe:	8. ed.
Schlagwörter:	Politik Politisches System USA United States > Politics and government > Textbooks Einführung
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
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ISBN:	9780393935233

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adam_text	Preface xxi Acknowledgments ххііі PART I Foundations 1 · American Political Culture 2 What Americans Think about Government 5 Trust in Government 5 Political Efficacy 8 Citizenship: Knowledge and Participation 9 The Necessity of Political Knowledge 11 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Political Knowledge and Comedy Television 12 Government 13 Is Government Needed? 13 Forms of Government 13 Limiting Government 14 Access to Government: The Expansion of Participation 15 Influencing the Government through Participation: Politics 15 Who Are Americans? 16 WHO ARE AMERICANS? An Increasingly Diverse Nation 17 Immigration and Ethnic Diversity 18 Immigration and Race 20 Twenty-First-Century Americans 21 Thinking Critically about American Political Culture 24 Liberty 24 Equality 25 Democracy 26 Liberty, Equality, and Democracy in Practice 26 VM AMERICA IN THE WORLD Should America Export Democracy? 29 GET INVOLVED Honing Your Political Radar 31 Practice Quiz 33 Chapter Outline 34 Key Terms 34 For Further Reading 35 Recommended Web Sites 35 2 · The Founding and the Constitution 36 The First Founding: Interests and Conflicts 39 British Taxes and Colonial Interests 39 Political Strife and the Radicalizing of the Colonists 40 The Declaration of Independence 41 The Articles of Confederation 42 The Second Founding: From Compromise to Constitution 43 International Standing and Balance of Power 43 The Annapolis Convention 43 Shays s Rebellion 44 The Constitutional Convention 44 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Benefits from the Great Compromise? 47 The Constitution 50 The Legislative Branch 50 The Executive Branch 52 The Judicial Branch 53 National Unity and Power 53 Amending the Constitution 54 Ratifying the Constitution 54 Constitutional Limits on the National Government s Power 54 The Fight for Ratification 57 Federalists versus Antifederalists 57 Reflections on the Founding 60 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Federalists versus Antifederalists: The Debate Gets Personal 61 The Citizen s Role and the Changing Constitution 62 Amendments: Many Are Called, Few Are Chosen 62 AMERICA IN THE WORLD The American Constitution: A Model for the World? 63 The Case of the Equal Rights Amendment 64 Which Were Chosen? An Analysis of the Twenty-seven 65 The Supreme Court and Constitutional Amendment 67 Thinking Critically about Liberty, Equality, and Democracy 67 GET INVOLVED Amending the Constitution 68 Practice Quiz 71 Chapter Outline 72 Key Terms 72 For Further Reading 72 Recommended Web Sites 73 viii CONTENTS З · Federalism 74 Federalism in the Constitution 77 The Powers of the National Government 77 The Powers of State Government 77 State Obligations to Each Other 78 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE From the Entertainment World to State and Local Politics 80 Local Government and the Constitution 81 The Changing Relationship between the Federal Government and the States 82 Restraining National Power with Dual Federalism 82 Federalism and the Slow Growth of the National Government s Power 84 The Changing Role of the States 87 AMERICA IN THE WORLD International Trade Agreements and the States 89 Who Does What? Public Spending and the Federal Framework 90 The New Deal 90 Federal Grants 91 Cooperative Federalism 93 Regulated Federalism and National Standards 94 New Federalism and State Control 97 Devolution: For Whose Benefit? 99 Federalism since 2000 101 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Benefits from Federal Spending? 103 GET INVOLVED Take Action at the State Level 105 Thinking Critically about the Federal System 106 Practice Quiz 107 Chapter Outline 108 Key Terms 108 For Further Reading 109 Recommended Web Sites 109 4 ® Civil Liberties 110 A Brief History of the Bill of Rights 113 Nationalizing the Bill of Rights 113 The First Amendment and Freedom of Religion 117 Separation between Church and State 117 Free Exercise of Religion 120 The First Amendment and Freedom of Speech and the Press 121 Freedom of the Press 125 The Second Amendment and the Right to Bear Arms 130 Rights of the Criminally Accused 131 The Fourth Amendment and Searches and Seizures 132 The Fifth Amendment 134 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Is in Prison? 135 The Sixth Amendment and the Right to Counsel 137 The Eighth Amendment and Cruel and Unusual Punishment 138 CONTENTS ¡x AMERICA IN THE WORLD The Death Penalty 139 The Right to Privacy 140 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Facebook and the Right to Privacy 142 Thinking Critically about the Future of Civil Liberties 144 GET INVOLVED Free Speech on Campus 145 Practice Quiz 147 Chapter Outline 148 Key Terms 148 For Further Reading 148 Recommended Web Sites 149 5 · Civil Rights 150 The Struggle for Civil Rights 153 Slavery and the Abolitionist Movement 154 The Link to the Women s Rights Movement 154 The Civil War Amendments to the Constitution 155 Civil Rights and the Supreme Court: Separate but Equal 157 Organizing for Equality 157 Litigating for Equality after World War II 159 Civil Rights after Brown v. Board of Education 161 The Civil Rights Acts 163 The Universalization of Civil Rights 171 Women and Gender Discrimination 172 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Have Women Achieved Equal Rights? 173 Latinos 176 Asian Americans 179 Native Americans 180 AMERICA IN THE WORLD Human Rights and International Politics 181 Disabled Americans 182 The Aged 183 Gays and Lesbians 183 Affirmative Action 184 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Television and Public Opinion Regarding Minority Groups 185 The Supreme Court and the Burden of Proof 186 Referenda on Affirmative Action 188 Thinking Critically about the Affirmative Action Debate 189 GET INVOLVED Civil Rights on Campus 191 Practice Quiz 192 Chapter Outline 194 Key Terms 194 For Further Reading 194 Recommended Web Sites 194 CONTENTS PART II Politics 6 · Public Opinion 196--------------------------------------- Understanding Public Opinion 199 Political Values 200 Forms of Disagreement 201 How Political Values Are Formed 201 Influences on Our Political Values 202 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Is There a Culture War in America? 209 From Political Values to Ideology 210 How We Form Political Opinions 214 Political Knowledge 215 AMERICA IN THE WORLD How Americans View the World and Vice Versa 217 The Influence of Political Leaders, Private Groups, and the Media 218 Measuring Public Opinion 222 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Supported Health Care Reform? 223 Constructing Public Opinion from Surveys 224 Thinking Critically about Public Opinion and Democracy 230 GET INVOLVED Become a Savvy Consumer of Polls 231 Practice Quiz 233 Chapter Outline 234 Key Terms 234 For Further Reading 235 Recommended Web Sites 235 The Media 236 The Media Industry and Government 239 Types of Media 239 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Follows the News—and How? 241 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE The Internet, Blogs, and the Transformation of Political News 244 Regulation of the Broadcast Media 245 Organization and Ownership of the Media 247 Nationalization of the News 248 News Coverage 249 Journalists 249 Subjects of the News 251 The Power of Consumers 253 Media Power in American Politics 255 Shaping Events 256 The Sources of Media Power 256 CONTENTS AMERICA IN THE WORLD What the Media Tell Americans about the World and the World about America 259 The Rise of Adversarial Journalism 260 Thinking Critically about Media Power and Democracy 262 GET INVOLVED Become an Informed and Vocal News Critic 263 Practice Quiz 265 Chapter Outline 266 Key Terms 266 For Further Reading 267 Recommended Web Sites 267 8 · Political Participation and Voting 268 Forms of Political Participation 271 Voting 274 Who Participates, and How? 278 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Voted in 2008? 279 African Americans 280 Latinos 282 Asian Americans 283 Women versus Men 284 Religious Identity and Politics 287 Age and Participation 288 Explaining Political Participation 290 Socioeconomic Status 290 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Digital Media and the New Political Engagement 291 Civic Engagement 292 Formal Obstacles 293 Political Mobilization 296 Thinking Critically about Political Participation and Liberty, Equality, and Democracy 299 GET INVOLVED Become a Voter (and More) 300 Practice Quiz 302 Chapter Outline 304 Key Terms 304 For Further Reading 304 Recommended Web Sites 304 9 · Political Parties 306----------------------- What Are Political Parties? 309 The Two-Party System in America 310 Party Systems 310 Electoral Alignments and Realignments 317 American Third Parties 319 Party Organization 321 National Convention 322 xii CONTENTS National Committee 324 Congressional Campaign Committees 325 State and Local Party Organizations 325 Parties and the Electorate 326 Group Affiliations 327 Parties and Elections 330 Recruiting Candidates 330 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Identifies with Which Party? 331 Nominations 332 Getting Out the Vote 332 Facilitating Voter Choice 333 Parties and Government 334 Parties and Policy 334 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Partisanship in the Media 335 Parties in Congress 336 President and Party 337 AMERICA IN THE WORLD Political Parties and the World 338 Thinking Critically about the Role of Parties in a Democracy 339 GET INVOLVED Become a Party Activist 341 Practice Quiz 343 Chapter Outline 344 Key Terms 344 For Further Reading 345 Recommended Web Sites 345 10 · Campaigns and Elections 346 Elections in America 349 Types of Elections 349 The Criteria for Winning 350 Electoral Districts 351 The Ballot 352 The Electoral College 353 Election Campaigns 355 Advisers 355 Polling 356 The Primaries 358 Presidential Elections 359 The Convention 361 The General Election Campaign and High-Tech Politics 364 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE The Age of the Talk Show Campaign 365 AMERICA IN THE WORLD American Campaign Techniques Conquer the World 369 Campaigns and Political Equality: From Labor-intensive to Capital-Intensive Politics 371 How Voters Decide 372 Partisan Loyalty 372 Issues 373 Candidate Characteristics 374 CONTENTS xiii The 2008 and 2010 Elections 376 The 2008 Primaries 376 The General Election 379 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Supported Obama in 2008? 383 The 2010 Elections 384 Money and Politics 389 Sources of Campaign Funds 389 GET INVOLVED Influence Campaigns and Elections Before You Cast Your Vote 394 Implications for Democracy 395 Thinking Critically about the Electoral Process 396 Practice Quiz 397 Chapter Outline 398 Key Terms 398 For Further Reading 398 Recommended Web Sites 399 11 · Groups and Interests 400 The Character of Interest Groups 403 Common Types of Interest Groups 404 What Interests Are Not Represented? 405 Organizational Components 405 AMERICA IN THE WORLD Do Foreign Interests Exert Influence in the United States? 406 The Characteristics of Members 410 The Proliferation of Groups 411 The Expansion of Government 411 The New Politics Movement and Public Interest Groups 412 Strategies: The Quest for Political Power 413 Direct Lobbying 413 Cultivating Access 418 Using the Courts (Litigation) 420 Mobilizing Public Opinion 421 Using Electoral Politics 423 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Celebrity Involvement with Groups and Interests 425 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Is Represented by PACs? 427 GET INVOLVED Take an Interest in Interest Groups 429 Thinking Critically about Groups and Interests: The Dilemmas of Reform 430 Practice Quiz 431 Chapter Outline 432 Key Terms 432 For Further Reading 432 Recommended Web Sites 433 xiv CONTENTS PART III Institutions 12 · Congress 434 Congress: Representing the American People 437 House and Senate: Differences in Representation 437 Sociological versus Agency Representation 438 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Are the Members of Congress? 441 The Electoral Connection 442 Direct Patronage 447 The Organization of Congress 449 Party Leadership in the House 449 Party Leadership in the Senate 450 Legislative Agendas 451 The Committee System 452 The Staff System: Staffers and Agencies 455 Informal Organization: The Caucuses 456 Rules of Lawmaking: How a Bill Becomes a Law 457 Committee Deliberation 457 Debate 459 Conference Committee: Reconciling House and Senate Versions of Legislation 461 Presidential Action 461 How Congress Decides 462 Constituency 462 Interest Groups 463 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Celebrities, Capitol Hill, and the 2009 Health Care Debate 464 Party Discipline 465 Weighing Diverse Influences 469 Beyond Legislation: Other Congressional Powers 469 AMERICA IN THE WORLD What Is Congress s Role in Foreign Policy? 470 Oversight 471 Advice and Consent: Special Senate Powers 472 Impeachment 473 Thinking Critically about Congress and Democracy 473 GET INVOLVED Get Your Representatives in Congress Working for You 474 Practice Quiz 476 Chapter Outline 478 Key Terms 478 For Further Reading 478 Recommended Web Sites 479 CONTENTS 13 · The Presidency 480 The Constitutional Basis of the Presidency 483 The Constitutional Powers of the Presidency 484 Expressed Powers 486 AMERICA IN THE WORLD The President versus the World: How Presidents Seized Control of the War Power 487 Delegated Powers 496 The Presidency as an Institution 497 The Cabinet 498 The White House Staff 499 The Executive Office of the President 500 The Vice Presidency 500 The First Spouse 501 The President and Policy 502 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Satire and Perceptions of the American Presidency 503 The Contemporary Bases of Presidential Power 504 Party as a Source of Power 504 Going Public 505 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Thinks the President Is Doing a Good Job? 507 The Administrative State 508 Thinking Critically about Presidential Power and Democracy 513 GET INVOLVED Work in the White House 514 Practice Quiz 516 Chapter Outline 517 Key Terms 518 For Further Reading 518 Recommended Web Sites 518 14 · Bureaucracy in a Democracy 520 Bureaucracy and Bureaucrats 523 The Size of the Federal Service 523 Bureaucrats 526 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Are Bureaucrats ? 529 The Organization of the Executive Branch 530 Promoting the Public Welfare 531 Providing National Security 535 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Crime, Violence, and National Security on Television 536 Maintaining a Strong Economy 542 Can the Bureaucracy Be Reformed? 545 Reinventing the Bureaucracy 545 Termination 546 Devolution 547 Privatization 547 CONTENTS AMERICA IN THE WORLD Creating the Capabilities for Nation Building 548 Managing the Bureaucracy 552 The President as Chief Executive 553 Congressional Oversight 555 GET INVOLVED Navigate the Bureaucracy 557 Thinking Critically about Responsible Bureaucracy in a Democracy 558 Practice Quiz 559 Chapter Outline 560 Key Terms 560 For Further Reading 561 Recommended Web Sites 561 15 · The Federal Courts 562----------------------------- The Legal System 565 Cases and the Law 565 Types of Courts 566 Federal Jurisdiction 570 Federal Trial Courts 570 Federal Appellate Courts 570 The Supreme Court 571 How Judges Are Appointed 572 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Are Federal Judges? 573 The Power of the Supreme Court: Judicial Review 575 Judicial Review of Acts of Congress 575 Judicial Review of State Actions 576 Judicial Review of Federal Agency Actions 577 Judicial Review and Presidential Power 578 Judicial Review and Lawmaking 579 The Supreme Court in Action 581 Controlling the Flow of Cases 584 Lobbying for Access: Interests and the Court 586 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE MGM v. Grokster: Digital Media and the Federal Courts 587 The Supreme Court s Procedures 588 Explaining Supreme Court Decisions 590 Judicial Power and Politics 592 Traditional Limitations on the Federal Courts 592 AMERICA IN THE WORLD The Supreme Court and International Law 593 Two Judicial Revolutions 594 GET INVOLVED Become an Advocate for Justice 596 Thinking Critically about the Judiciary, Liberty, and Democracy 597 Practice Quiz 598 Chapter Outline 599 Key Terms 600 For Further Reading 600 Recommended Web Sites 601 CONTENTS xvii PART IV Policy 16 · Government and the Economy 602 The Goals of Economic Policy 605 Promoting Stable Markets 606 Promoting Economic Prosperity 607 Promoting Business Development 612 Protecting Employees and Consumers 614 Four Schools of Economic Thought 616 The Tools of Economic Policy 617 Monetary Policies 618 Fiscal Policies 620 Regulation and Antitrust Policy 626 Subsidies and Contracting 628 The Environment and the Economy 629 The Debate on Global Warming 630 Environmental Policies 632 AMERICA IN THE WORLD The United States and Global Climate Change 634 The Politics of Economic Policy Making 636 The Changing Federal Role in the Economy 637 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Coca-Cola and the Middle East: Brands as American Icons 638 Politics and the Great Recession of 2008 639 Business and Labor ¡n the Economy 641 Thinking Critically about Economic Policy 642 WHO ARE AMERICANS? The Income Gap 643 GET INVOLVED Your Money and Politics 645 Practice Quiz 646 Chapter Outline 648 Key Terms 648 For Further Reading 648 Recommended Web Sites 649 17 · Social Policy 650 The Welfare State 653 The History of the Social Welfare System 653 Foundations of the Welfare State 655 Welfare Reform 658 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Benefits from Social Programs? 659 How Do We Pay for the Welfare State? 661 Opening Opportunity 664 Education Policies 664 Employment and Training Programs 666 Health Policies 667 xviii CONTENTS AMERICA IN THE WORLD The American Health-Care System in Comparison 668 Health-Care Reform 669 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Health Policy in Television and Film 671 Housing Policies 672 Who Gets What from Social Policy? 673 The Elderly 674 The Middle Class 675 The Working Poor 676 The Nonworking Poor 677 Minorities, Women, and Children 677 GET INVOLVED Take an Active Stance on Social Problems 679 Thinking Critically about Social Policy and Equality 680 Practice Quiz 681 Chapter Outline 682 Key Terms 682 For Further Reading 683 Recommended Web Sites 683 18 · Foreign Policy and Democracy 684 The Nature of Foreign Policy 687 The Goals of Foreign Policy 688 Security 688 Economic Prosperity 692 International Humanitarian Policies 693 AMERICA IN THE WORLD The United States and the World Trade Organization 694 Who Makes American Foreign Policy? 697 The President 697 The Bureaucracy 698 Congress 699 Interest Groups 701 The Media 703 Putting It Together 703 The Instruments of Modern American Foreign Policy 704 Diplomacy 704 The United Nations 705 The International Monetary Structure 706 POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE Popular Culture and America s Reputation Abroad 707 Economic Aid and Sanctions 708 WHO ARE AMERICANS? Who Are Americans in the Eyes of the World? 709 Collective Security 710 Military Force 712 Arbitration 713 Thinking Critically about America s Role in the World Today 714 CONTENTS xix GET INVOLVED Make Your Voice Heard in Foreign Policy 715 Practice Quiz 716 Chapter Outline 717 Key Terms 718 For Further Reading 718 Recommended Web Sites 718 • Appendix Al The Declaration of Independence Al The Articles of Confederation A4 The Constitution of the United States of America A8 Amendments to the Constitution A14 The Federalist Papers A20 Presidents and Vice Presidents A25 Glossary A27 Endnotes A39 Answer Key A65 Photo Credits A67 Index A69 CONTENTS
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