In this author's most recent work he argued that in the past fifty years "nones" make up most of the demographical American presidents must appeal to.
In this author's most recent work he argued that in the past fifty years "nones" make up most of the demographical American presidents must appeal to. That work argues that the market for religion is actually "fluid" and that the decline of religious affiliation came in two "aftershocks" after World War II. As an international relationist, he co-wrote another work that argued the "library group" approach was being eclipsed by the "trilaterialist" view of G7 Summits. This author of American Grace and Hanging Together also wrote a political work that examines twenty instances of "civic tradition in modern Italy" as well as another work that illustrates the trend of decreasing civil engagement and the decline of social capital by citing how fewer people participate in the title activity in leagues. For 10 points, name this author of Making Democracy Work and Bowling Alone.
In this author's most recent work he argued that in the past fifty years "nones" make up most of the demographical American presidents must appeal to.
Robert Putnam [accept David Campbell off of the first set of clues]