The New Politics of Inequality by Thomas Byrne Edsall examines the changing relationship between political influence, economic policy and inequality in the United States. Edsall argues that a quiet transfer of power reshaped national politics, tracing how class interests, ideology, money and institutional influence affected public policy and the distribution of wealth.
A substantial work of American political and economic analysis, this book remains relevant for readers interested in inequality, lobbying, policy formation, political power and the development of modern United States politics.
Bibliographic details:
Condition: Very good used condition. The covers show light shelf wear and minor rubbing, with the binding sound and the pages clean and securely held.
An informative and thought-provoking study for readers of political history, economics, social policy and American government.
Collections: ALL BOOKS, ALL PRODUCTS, NON-FICTION BOOKS, POLITICS
Type: NON FICTION
Category: 1985, A001, AMERICAN POLITICS, BOOKS, CLASS, ECONOMICS, INEQUALITY, NON FICTION, PAPERBACK, POLITICAL ECONOMY, POLITICS, PUBLIC POLICY, SOCIAL POLICY, THOMAS BYRNE EDSALL, UNITED STATES, W W NORTON
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