Swing voters
Subtitle: understanding late-deciders in late-modernity
By: Philip D. Dalton.
Series: Hampton Press communication series.
Publisher: Hampton Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Cresskill, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 174
Subjects: Voting -- United States.
Description: "This book offers the reader a first glimpse at the attitudes of the U.S. swing voter - the coveted voter who is both uncommitted and believed likely to vote. It focuses on these voters from a phenomenological standpoint, identifying that which is common among them, their unexamined attitudes about politics, their approach to decision making, and their role in society. It is argued that the empirical approach to voting is indicative of a general shift in U.S. culture toward social disengagement."

"Topics that are covered include independent voters, the public sphere, presidential elections, voting, ethnography, phenomenology, as well as consciousness structures, introducing the work of Jean Gebser as it applies to the attitudes made evident by the subjects involved in this study."--Jacket.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.