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Han and Heith's 2016 Presidential Election Guide provides students with valuable insights into key issues, including the "Obama Effect" on 2016, how money, media, and momentum affect the pre-nomination period, and what to look for during the primaries, caucuses, conventions, and general election.Get the 2016 Presidential Election Guide FOR FREE with the following value packages. Please contact your Oxford University Press Sales Representative or call 800.280.0280 to order a package.Han and Heith: Presidents and the American PresidencyPackage ISBN 978-0-19-061085-2Gitelson: American Government: Myths and Realities, 2014 Election UpdatePackage ISBN 978-0-19-061086-9McClain: American Government in Black and White, Second Edition, 2014 Election UpdatePackage ISBN 978-0-19-061087-6Morone: By the People, Second EditionPackage ISBN 978-0-19-061088-3Morone: By the People, Brief Second EditionPackage ISBN 978-0-19-061089-0
This guide investigates the structural and behavioral dynamics that define the American presidential election cycle. Authors Diane J. Heith and Lori Cox Han, both established scholars in political science and the American presidency, utilize historical trends and contemporary political data to explain the complexities of the 2016 electoral process. The text provides a framework for understanding how institutional mechanisms and candidate strategies interact to shape political outcomes.
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Academic reviewers and instructors frequently utilize this text as a concise, accessible resource for undergraduate students studying American government. It is recognized for its ability to distill complex electoral mechanics into a format suitable for classroom instruction.
Page Count:
64
Publication Date:
2016-01-08
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190610522
ISBN-13:
9780190610524
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