Party Position Change in American Politics

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The book explores the dynamics of political parties as coalitions driven by groups with strong preferences on specific issues, emphasizing how politicians manage these relationships. It delves into variations in party position changes, examining factors such as the speed of shifts, the stability of new positions, and the role of incumbents in adapting to these changes. Through this lens, the author provides insights into the complexities of party politics and the mechanisms behind their evolution.