The Next Deal: The Future Of Public Life In The Information AgeBasic Books, 7 Jan 2008 - 284 halaman American politics today is run on scandal and sound bites because our politicians have become disconnected from the government and public that they serve. Vast changes brought about by the information revolution and the global economy-and by the new "Choice Generation" of Americans under the age of thirty-have yet to impact America's centralized, one-size-fits-all government programs. Enter Andrei Cherny, who uses his unique vantage point as a twentysomething with experience working closely with the President and Vice President of the United States to consider what these vast changes will mean for American government and society. Cherny convincingly argues that Americans are coming to demand a Choice Revolution in government-expanding democracy by taking decision-making power out of the hands of experts and putting back into the hands of ordinary people. But more individual power doesn't mean just more individualism. Cherny proposes a truly interactive government in which increased government responsiveness is met with an increased commitment on the part of the public to the common good. |
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... Roosevelt who advocated a different view - a top - down the- ory that built up centralized government programs to give workers secu- rity and to stand up to big businesses on behalf of the people . This was the view that dominated ...
... Roosevelt who advocated a different view - a top - down the- ory that built up centralized government programs to give workers secu- rity and to stand up to big businesses on behalf of the people . This was the view that dominated ...
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... Roosevelt unveiled his New Nationalism vision of big government , to August 1997 , when President Bill Clinton acknowledged that expanding centralized , top - down , bureaucratic government was a thing of the past . It is no accident ...
... Roosevelt unveiled his New Nationalism vision of big government , to August 1997 , when President Bill Clinton acknowledged that expanding centralized , top - down , bureaucratic government was a thing of the past . It is no accident ...
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... Roosevelt brought his reelection cam- paign to a close with a stirring address at Madison Square Garden . In a fiery speech , FDR sought to energize the Democratic Party's base of working Americans with a violent denunciation of the big ...
... Roosevelt brought his reelection cam- paign to a close with a stirring address at Madison Square Garden . In a fiery speech , FDR sought to energize the Democratic Party's base of working Americans with a violent denunciation of the big ...
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... Roosevelt saw an industrial democracy with powerful interests arrayed on either side of a wide chasm . In his New Deal , he built up a big government to guarantee equal opportunity and protect Americans from the vicissitudes of ...
... Roosevelt saw an industrial democracy with powerful interests arrayed on either side of a wide chasm . In his New Deal , he built up a big government to guarantee equal opportunity and protect Americans from the vicissitudes of ...
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