Wednesday, 3 December 2008

Shoehorning

Public opinion, voting behavior, parties, and interest groups all shoved together in one unholy syllabus. And the best part is that I couldn’t even figure out how to cram in two books I’ve already ordered, which no doubt will annoy the bookstore to no end.

# By Chris Lawrence @ 12:09 pm CST [Permalink] « (0)
Manual TrackBack URL for this entry: https://blog.lordsutch.com/tb.cgi/4198
Tags: Academe, , , Political Science, , ,
 

1 comment:

Any views expressed in these comments are solely those of their authors; they do not reflect the views of the authors of Signifying Nothing, unless attributed to one of us.
[Permalink] 1. Scott wrote @ Fri, 5 Dec 2008, 6:52 am CST:

I did a Parties and Practical Politics class this semester. Since this was an election year, the “practical politics” part was campaigns (other years, I do interest groups). Anyway, I required this book, and the students LOVED it:

Hollihan, Thomas A. Uncivil Wars: Political Campaigns in a Media Age (2nd Edition) Bedford/St. Martins ISBN0312478836

 
Comments are now closed on this post.

Like what you’re reading?

To view other posts at Signifying Nothing, please visit the BlogFront.

Random Thoughts…

Signifying Nothing formerly featured the stylings of Brock Sides, a left-leaning philosopher turned network administrator currently residing in Memphis, Tennessee who now blogs at Battlepanda, and Robert Prather, a libertarian-leaning conservative economist and occasional contributor at OTB.

Syndication Feeds

Recently… ↓