An original and illuminating analysis of current trends in contemporary politics. A brilliantly written text which is likely to become a minor classic in the field. Examines and explains current levels of disengagement and apathy towards politics and politicians. Genuinely international and comparative in focus.
An original and illuminating analysis of current trends in contemporary politics. A brilliantly written text which is likely to become a minor classic in the field. Examines and explains current levels of disengagement and apathy towards politics and politicians. Genuinely international and comparative in focus.
Colin Hay is Professor of Political Analysis at the University of Sheffield.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures and Tables vi Preface and Acknowledgements viii 1 Political Disenchantment 1 2 Politics, Participation and Politicization 61 3 The Domestic Sources of Depoliticization 90 4 The Global Sources of Depoliticization 123 5 Why Do We Hate Politics? 153 Notes 163 References 169 Index 180
List of Figures and Tables vi Preface and Acknowledgements viii 1 Political Disenchantment 1 2 Politics, Participation and Politicization 61 3 The Domestic Sources of Depoliticization 90 4 The Global Sources of Depoliticization 123 5 Why Do We Hate Politics? 153 Notes 163 References 169 Index 180
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