Emotional Politics Won the 2016 Election Jeremy Young History, Politics & Economics On both the left and the right, popular desire for emotional politics has never been greater. Here's why we shouldn't ignore that.
Blooming History, Private Lives, and Dissent in the Public Sphere Michele Battle-Fisher Politics & Economics The public sphere, where we “feel the Bern” or “make America great again,” is born of the private of its citizens.
So Close, Yet So Far: Trump’s Pursuit for 1,237 Delegates Delineate Fixed Democracy Bobby Shanahan Politics & Economics With GOP frontrunner Donald J. Trump losing by double digits in Wisconsin on April 5th to Texas Senator Ted Cruz, the presidential race for Republicans looks increasingly likely to be decided at a contested...
