American Ideologies: The Competing Political Beliefs of the 1970s

This is a paperback edition with noticeable wear consistent with its age. The cover shows signs of handling, and there are some handwritten notes inside. The spine is intact but slightly worn. There is no dust jacket, as expected with this format. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for reading and research purposes.

"American Ideologies: The Competing Political Beliefs of the 1970s" by Kenneth M. Dolbeare and Patricia Dolbeare is an insightful exploration of the diverse political ideologies that shaped America during a transformative decade. Published by Rand McNally College Publishing Company in 1976, this third edition offers a comprehensive analysis of the political landscape of the 1970s. Kenneth M. Dolbeare, a respected figure in political science, along with Patricia Dolbeare, provides a detailed examination of the ideological shifts that influenced American society. This edition, printed in Chicago, is particularly valuable for its in-depth exploration of political beliefs and their implications. The book's scholarly approach makes it a significant resource for students and historians of American politics. Despite its age, the book remains relevant for understanding the roots of contemporary political discourse. The physical copy shows signs of wear, with some handwritten notes, but remains a vital piece for collectors and scholars interested in political history.