Scandal!: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Consequences, Outcomes, and Significance of Political Scandals
Editat de Professor Alison Dagnes, Associate Professor Mark Sachlebenen Limba Engleză Paperback – 13 aug 2015
This volume brings together an array of academics to explore the impact of political scandals. What makes this book different from others is the wide spectrum of perspectives brought together to help analyze a single subject.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781501309229
ISBN-10: 1501309226
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.49 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1501309226
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.49 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Contributors
Introduction by Alison Dagnes
Section I: Congress
Preface by Lara Brown, Jeff Gulati, Doug Harris and Scott Basinger
Chapter 1: Sack the Quarterback by Doug Harris
Chapter 2: Spending More Time with My Family: Scandals and Premature Departures from the House by Lara Brown & Jeff Gulati
Chapter 3: The Electoral Effects of Congressional Scandals by Scott Basinger
Section II: Historical Accounts, Modern Implications
Introduction by Mark Sachleben
Chapter 4: Tom Clark Under Fire by Craig Smith
Chapter 5: Sherman Adams' Fall, and the Scandal Behind the Scandal by Michael Birkner
Chapter 6: The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same by George Hale
Chapter 7: Sex, Scandal and Catholic Politics during Italy's Dolce Vita by Roy Domenico
Section II Conclusions: Paralleling History: Scandal and the Lessons of the 2012 Election by Neal Allen
Section III: Shaping the Perceptions of Scandal
Introduction by Stephanie Jirard
Chapter 8: Scandal and the Politics of Race by Neal Allen
Chapter 9: He Can't Say with Certitude" by Joan Conners
Chapter 10: Shattered Dignity: The Apologia of John Edwards by Misty Knight
Conclusions
Index
Introduction by Alison Dagnes
Section I: Congress
Preface by Lara Brown, Jeff Gulati, Doug Harris and Scott Basinger
Chapter 1: Sack the Quarterback by Doug Harris
Chapter 2: Spending More Time with My Family: Scandals and Premature Departures from the House by Lara Brown & Jeff Gulati
Chapter 3: The Electoral Effects of Congressional Scandals by Scott Basinger
Section II: Historical Accounts, Modern Implications
Introduction by Mark Sachleben
Chapter 4: Tom Clark Under Fire by Craig Smith
Chapter 5: Sherman Adams' Fall, and the Scandal Behind the Scandal by Michael Birkner
Chapter 6: The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same by George Hale
Chapter 7: Sex, Scandal and Catholic Politics during Italy's Dolce Vita by Roy Domenico
Section II Conclusions: Paralleling History: Scandal and the Lessons of the 2012 Election by Neal Allen
Section III: Shaping the Perceptions of Scandal
Introduction by Stephanie Jirard
Chapter 8: Scandal and the Politics of Race by Neal Allen
Chapter 9: He Can't Say with Certitude" by Joan Conners
Chapter 10: Shattered Dignity: The Apologia of John Edwards by Misty Knight
Conclusions
Index
Recenzii
Scandal! is an engaging, serious, and effective collection of essays that is appropriate for any level of political science class. This is not a book about scandals, but a group of scholars using scandals as a lens to examine mainstream American politics. The central theme that some might dismiss as peculiar or salacious is its greatest strength, for the use of popular subjects to show the complexities of American politics is clearly designed for a student population that increasingly rejects traditional academic monographs. Scandal! has many divisions (including theme, methodology, and time) so it can be used in the classroom in many different ways. Its lively subject matter is designed for instructors who want to engage their students in discussion, and it also provides a broad introduction to the field of political science.
Dagnes and Sachleben have edited a book that for the first time systematically addresses the causes and consequences of political scandal. They have taken a subject that has mostly received anecdotal treatment, and pushed it into the realm of scholarship. It was an enjoyable read and one that provoked critical thinking. This indispensable manuscript is a must read for scholars and the general public alike, and it should be on the reading list of anyone who teaches Political Science, History, Sociology, Communications, and Journalism.
When secret transgressions become public we have Scandal! This work is more than a review of political transgressions, it is also an analysis of the costs and consequences of scandal. The cases are well-written, sometimes humorous and always interesting and relevant to today's political system. Scandals will always happen so it is important to understand the impact of scandal on our democracy in order to react appropriately. This is an important contribution to the discipline because it systemizes the study of political scandals - historic, current, and international. The included scandals are always weighed against the violation of the public trust and their impact on a democratic political system.
Dagnes and Sachleben have edited a book that for the first time systematically addresses the causes and consequences of political scandal. They have taken a subject that has mostly received anecdotal treatment, and pushed it into the realm of scholarship. It was an enjoyable read and one that provoked critical thinking. This indispensable manuscript is a must read for scholars and the general public alike, and it should be on the reading list of anyone who teaches Political Science, History, Sociology, Communications, and Journalism.
When secret transgressions become public we have Scandal! This work is more than a review of political transgressions, it is also an analysis of the costs and consequences of scandal. The cases are well-written, sometimes humorous and always interesting and relevant to today's political system. Scandals will always happen so it is important to understand the impact of scandal on our democracy in order to react appropriately. This is an important contribution to the discipline because it systemizes the study of political scandals - historic, current, and international. The included scandals are always weighed against the violation of the public trust and their impact on a democratic political system.