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035			_a(AEA)63E00D42DB5D498384B74F1F85AB61C6
035			_a(OCoLC)156994481
050			_aJK 1764 _b.W731 2008
100			_aWinograd, Morley. _9108025
245		0	_aMillennial makeover : _bMySpace, YouTube, and the future of American politics / _cMorley Winograd, Michael D. Hais.
260			_aNew Brunswick, N.J. : _bRutgers University Press, _cc2008.
300			_axviii, 309 p. _c24 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 269-278) and index.
520			_aBuilding on the seminal work of previous generational theorists, Morley Winograd and Michael D. Hais demonstrate and describe, for the first time, the two types of realignments-"idealist" and "civic"-that have alternated with one another throughout the nation's history. Based on these patterns, Winograd and Hais predict that the next realignment will be very different from the last one that occurred in 1968. The authors detail the contours and causes of the country's five previous political makeovers, before delving deeply into the generational and technological trends that will shape the next. The book's final section forecasts the impact of the Millennial Makeover on the elections, issues, and public policies that will characterize America's politics in the decades ahead. In an epiloge written for this paperback edition, Wingrad and Hais review the outcome of the 2008 presidential election, review the realignment and the impact of the millennial generation on this election. www.alibris.com
650			_aBlogs _zUnited States. _9107289
650			_aOnline social networks _zUnited States. _96665
650			_aPolitical participation _zUnited States. _959711
650			_aPolitical parties _zUnited States. _970880
650			_aVoting research _zUnited States. _9108026
700			_aHais, Michael D., _9108027
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