Electoral change and stability in American political history
By: edited by Jerome M. Clubb and Howard W. Allen.
Contributors: Clubb, Jerome M., 1928-; Allen, Howard W., 1931-
Publisher: Free Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 267
Subjects: Political parties -- United States -- History; Elections -- United States -- History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Revolt of the city, by S. Lubell.; title: A theory of critical elections, by V. O. Key, Jr.; title: Critical elections in Illinois: 1888-1958, by D. Macrae, Jr., and J. A. Meldrum.; title: The development of party identification, by A. Campbell, and others.; title: A classification of the Presidential elections, by A. Campbell.; title: American political parties and the rise of the city: an introduction, by C. N. Degler.; title: The equilibrium cycle in two-party politics, by C. Sellers.; title: Classification of Presidential elections, by G. Pomper.; title: Was 1928 a critical election in California? By J. L. Shover.; title: The cities and the election of the 1928: partisan realignment? By J. M. Clubb and H. W. Allen.