E. Jones & Kenneth A. Loparo 
The 2008 Presidential Elections 
A Story in Four Acts

The election of Barack Obama fundamentally changed America’s relationship with the outside world. Written by a mix of scholars and practitioners, the chapters cover the entire electoral process and analyze what Obama’s victory suggests about the development of America, socially, economically, and in its foreign relations.

Tabla de materias

Prologue: Erik Jones, Salvatore Vassallo Act I: Choosing the Candidates The Democratic Primaries; John A. Gans, Jr. The Republican Primaries; Trevor B. Mc Crisken Third Parties; William C. Binning Act II: The National Campaigns Setting the Agenda: ‘Yes We Can’; Jennifer Palmieri A Perfect Campaign: The Role of Money, Organization, and Strategy; Alicia Kolar Prevost & James A. Thurber The Conventions and Debates; Andrew Wroe Act III: And the Winner Is . . . The Victory of Barack Obama; Michael E. Shin The Other Elections: Congress and the States; B. Guy Peters The New Administration; Fabrizio Bucci Act IV: The Aftermath A New Foreign Policy for the United States?; Mario Del Pero A New U.S. Economy?; Jonathon W. Moses A New U.S. Politics and Society?; Christopher J. Bailey Epilogue; Erik Jones, Salvatore Vassallo

Sobre el autor

ERIK JONES is Professor of European Studies at the SAIS Bologna Centre of the Johns Hopkins University, USA and contributing editor of
Survival.
 

  
SALVATORE VASSALLO is Member of Italian Parliament for the
Partito Democratico and Professor of Political Science at the University of Bologna, Italy.