American Political Parties

Lowenstein, Daniel Hays

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Daniel Hays Lowenstein

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The past quarter century has been a time of considerable institutional change in the American party system. In part, change has been instigated by two self-conscious reform movements.

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Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, UK
Gillian Peele (Official Fellow in Politics) (Official Fellow in Politics)
University of Keele, UK
Christopher J. Bailey (Lecturer in American Studies) (Lecturer in American Studies)
University of California, Berkeley, USA
Bruce Cain (Professor of Government) (Professor of Government)

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Lowenstein, D.H. (1992). American Political Parties. In: Peele, G., Bailey, C.J., Cain, B. (eds) Developments in American Politics. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-22029-8_4

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