The Power of Identity: Politics in a New Key (Chatham House Studies in Political Thinking)
by Kenneth Hoover
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&BAD:"After a long period of neglect, political scientists are again noticing identity politics. Hoover′s book is beautifully written, brief by comprehensive, and appropriate for a wide range of undergraduate courses. Most impressive, Hoover links micro-level processes (human development and the construction of individual identities) with macro-politics (the formation and maintenance of organized systems of power), examining, among other topics, gender, multiculturalism, and the sources show more and consequences of democracy and authoritarianism.&BAD:"&BAD:—Alec Stone SweetUniveristy of California, Irvine show lessTags
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- Sociology, Nonfiction, Politics and Government, Philosophy
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- 320.01 — Society, government, & culture Political science Types of Government Political Science Philosophy and Theory
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- JA74.5 .H66 — Political Science Political science (General) Political science (General) Theory. Relations to other subjects
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