Books of Polarization (Social sciences)
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Trumped Up: How Criminalization of Political Differences Endangers Democracy
By Alan M. Dershowitz"In our current age of hyper-partisan politics, nearly everyone takes sides. This is especially true with regard to the Trump presidency ... For Trump zealots, their president has not only committed no crimes, he has done nothing wrong.
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Political Polarization Amongst the American Public
By Gary Curtis FullmerContrary to the views of these political scientists, Americans from every part of society are polarized, in many cases deeply so. There are contrary views. This is a contested debate in the literature.
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A Divided Union: Structural Challenges to Bipartisanship in America
By Patrick E. Murphy, Dario Moreno, Eduardo GamarraIn this book, scholars, politicians, journalists, and campaign consults explore partisan gridlock and polarization in American politics. The editors and authors attempt to provide analysis of the problems and to offer possible solutions.
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Trigger Warnings: Political Correctness and the Rise of the Right
By Jeff SparrowThe status quo might be in crisis, but the emerging voices are those of hate and violence. Where is the progressive alternative? In Trigger Warnings, Jeff Sparrow sympathetically but critically examines key progressive ideas.
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Conquering the Political Divide: How the Constitution Can Heal Our Polarized Nation
By Eric A. BeckConquering the Political Divide explores the root causes of America's current political divide by contrasting the Founder's vision of the American Dream with that of the progressive Left.
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Demography, Politics, and Partisan Polarization in the United States, 1828-2016
By David Darmofal, Ryan StricklerThis book examines the geography of partisan polarization, or the Reds and Blues, of the political landscape in the United States.