Description
Can the United States-a nation of growing cultural diversity, with increasingly divergent ideals, values, and principles of governance-continue its collective pursuit of freedom, equality, and justice within the traditional framework of limited, representative government? Veteran public official and political scientist Glen Browder addresses this question in The Future of American Democracy. This book will speak to attentive citizens in the U.S. and abroad who are involved in analyzing, studying, and teaching American democracy and people who are involved as participants in the workings of American government and politics.
About the Author
Glen Browder is a former Congressman who serves as Eminent Scholar in American Democracy, Jacksonville State University, and Distinguished Visiting Professor of National Security Affairs, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School.
Reviews
Glen Browder is one of a rare breed in American politics: He genuinely combines serious scholarship and a commitment to public service. Browder is one of the most thoughtful and practical critics of the governmental inertia that plagues us these days,and all of his recommendations are worth reading and paying attention to. -- Alan Ehrenhalt, executive editor, Governing
Rare is the academic who combines theoretical knowledge with practicality. Glen Browder is such a person. In this remarkable book, he challenges every citizen, especially the young, to think anew about America's democracy. Students will love it!> -- Larry Sabato, Director, University of Virginia's Center Governmental Studies, Director, University of Virginia's Center Governmental Studies
Former Rep. Glen Browder (D-Ala.) is worried about the future of American democracy?Browder purports that America is developing a fundamental civil illness and it is time for a Tocquevillian checkup of American democracy. -- Chloe Albanesius, Reporter, Roll Call
In his book and in lectures around the country, Browder asks one question, 'Is America dying?' In asking his audiences to answer the question, Browder seeks to stimulate a national dialogue about America, including alternative scenarios and the possibility of a 'New America' that is segregated culturally, financially, politically, and racially. -- Dana Beyerle, Montgomery Bureau Chief, New York Times Regional Newspapers
Glen Browder has written a scary book?The result is an interesting and unusual book, one well worth reading for anybody concerned about the state of our democratic system?This book should shatter anyone's complacency about our political system. -- Paul Rilling, Former Executive Editor, The Anniston Star
Glen Browder's book is a wake-up call for our democracy. This nation was built on the principle that leadership would find the necessary consensus to advance the national interest. That principle has been lost in the current battles over power, parties and politics. This book challenges all of us to awake to the civil illness in our midst and restore the fundamental strength of our democracy. -- Leon Panetta, Former White House Chief of Staff
Glen Browder is one of a rare breed in American politics: He genuinely combines serious scholarship and a commitment to public service. Browder is one of the most thoughtful and practical critics of the governmental inertia that plagues us these days, and all of his recommendations are worth reading and paying attention to. -- Alan Ehrenhalt, executive editor, Governing
Rare is the academic who combines theoretical knowledge with practicality. Glen Browder is such a person. In this remarkable book, he challenges every citizen, especially the young, to think anew about America's democracy. Students will love it! -- Larry Sabato, Director, University of Virginia's Center Governmental Studies, Director, University of Virginia's Center Governmental Studies
Former Rep. Glen Browder (D-Ala.) is worried about the future of American democracy...Browder purports that America is developing a fundamental civil illness and it is time for a Tocquevillian checkup of American democracy. -- Chloe Albanesius, Reporter, Roll Call
In his book and in lectures around the country, Browder asks one question, 'Is America dying?' In asking his audiences to answer the question, Browder seeks to stimulate a national dialogue about America, including alternative scenarios and the possibility of a 'New America' that is segregated culturally, financially, politically, and racially. -- Dana Beyerle, Montgomery Bureau Chief, New York Times Regional Newspapers
Glen Browder has written a scary book...The result is an interesting and unusual book, one well worth reading for anybody concerned about the state of our democratic system...This book should shatter anyone's complacency about our political system. -- Paul Rilling, Former Executive Editor, The Anniston Star
This is a thought-provoking book...an important read, a serious read, one you need to pay attention to. -- Reagan Smith, FRN News Anchor and Host, "Florida Roundtable" on Florida's Radio Network
...[Browder's] deeper points about the electorate and California's role on the leading edge of democratic change are accurate. -- Daniel Weintraub * The Sacramento Bee *
Book Information
ISBN 9780761823070
Author Glen Browder
Format Paperback
Page Count 250
Imprint University Press of America
Publisher University Press of America
Weight(grams) 386g
Dimensions(mm) 230mm * 151mm * 19mm
About the Author
Glen Browder is a former Congressman who serves as Eminent Scholar in American Democracy, Jacksonville State University, and Distinguished Visiting Professor of National Security Affairs, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School.
Reviews
Glen Browder is one of a rare breed in American politics: He genuinely combines serious scholarship and a commitment to public service. Browder is one of the most thoughtful and practical critics of the governmental inertia that plagues us these days,and all of his recommendations are worth reading and paying attention to. -- Alan Ehrenhalt, executive editor, Governing
Rare is the academic who combines theoretical knowledge with practicality. Glen Browder is such a person. In this remarkable book, he challenges every citizen, especially the young, to think anew about America's democracy. Students will love it!> -- Larry Sabato, Director, University of Virginia's Center Governmental Studies, Director, University of Virginia's Center Governmental Studies
Former Rep. Glen Browder (D-Ala.) is worried about the future of American democracy?Browder purports that America is developing a fundamental civil illness and it is time for a Tocquevillian checkup of American democracy. -- Chloe Albanesius, Reporter, Roll Call
In his book and in lectures around the country, Browder asks one question, 'Is America dying?' In asking his audiences to answer the question, Browder seeks to stimulate a national dialogue about America, including alternative scenarios and the possibility of a 'New America' that is segregated culturally, financially, politically, and racially. -- Dana Beyerle, Montgomery Bureau Chief, New York Times Regional Newspapers
Glen Browder has written a scary book?The result is an interesting and unusual book, one well worth reading for anybody concerned about the state of our democratic system?This book should shatter anyone's complacency about our political system. -- Paul Rilling, Former Executive Editor, The Anniston Star
Glen Browder's book is a wake-up call for our democracy. This nation was built on the principle that leadership would find the necessary consensus to advance the national interest. That principle has been lost in the current battles over power, parties and politics. This book challenges all of us to awake to the civil illness in our midst and restore the fundamental strength of our democracy. -- Leon Panetta, Former White House Chief of Staff
Glen Browder is one of a rare breed in American politics: He genuinely combines serious scholarship and a commitment to public service. Browder is one of the most thoughtful and practical critics of the governmental inertia that plagues us these days, and all of his recommendations are worth reading and paying attention to. -- Alan Ehrenhalt, executive editor, Governing
Rare is the academic who combines theoretical knowledge with practicality. Glen Browder is such a person. In this remarkable book, he challenges every citizen, especially the young, to think anew about America's democracy. Students will love it! -- Larry Sabato, Director, University of Virginia's Center Governmental Studies, Director, University of Virginia's Center Governmental Studies
Former Rep. Glen Browder (D-Ala.) is worried about the future of American democracy...Browder purports that America is developing a fundamental civil illness and it is time for a Tocquevillian checkup of American democracy. -- Chloe Albanesius, Reporter, Roll Call
In his book and in lectures around the country, Browder asks one question, 'Is America dying?' In asking his audiences to answer the question, Browder seeks to stimulate a national dialogue about America, including alternative scenarios and the possibility of a 'New America' that is segregated culturally, financially, politically, and racially. -- Dana Beyerle, Montgomery Bureau Chief, New York Times Regional Newspapers
Glen Browder has written a scary book...The result is an interesting and unusual book, one well worth reading for anybody concerned about the state of our democratic system...This book should shatter anyone's complacency about our political system. -- Paul Rilling, Former Executive Editor, The Anniston Star
This is a thought-provoking book...an important read, a serious read, one you need to pay attention to. -- Reagan Smith, FRN News Anchor and Host, "Florida Roundtable" on Florida's Radio Network
...[Browder's] deeper points about the electorate and California's role on the leading edge of democratic change are accurate. -- Daniel Weintraub * The Sacramento Bee *
Book Information
ISBN 9780761823070
Author Glen Browder
Format Paperback
Page Count 250
Imprint University Press of America
Publisher University Press of America
Weight(grams) 386g
Dimensions(mm) 230mm * 151mm * 19mm
