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Name: Balance of Power
Uploaded: 2017-02-15
Duration: 26 min 40 s
Description: Initiatives are one of the most direct paths for voters to make change in American democracy, but they aren't the only kind of political participation. Drawing on insights from a variety of sociologists, this episode looks at different demographic groups and how they participate--or don't participate--in politics.

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Initiatives are one of the most direct paths for voters to make change in American democracy, but they aren't the only kind of political participation. Drawing on insights from a variety of sociologists, this episode looks at different demographic groups and how they participate--or don't participate--in politics.

Chapter 1: Proposition 68
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- Start time: 00:00:00
- End time: 00:04:38
Chapter 2: Political Cynicism
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- Start time: 00:04:39
- End time: 00:09:33
Chapter 3: Buying Access
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- Start time: 00:09:34
- End time: 00:15:51
Chapter 4: Political Participation
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- Start time: 00:15:52
- End time: 00:19:20
Chapter 5: Political Polarization
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- End time: 00:23:10
Chapter 6: Levels of Government
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- End time: 00:26:40

Type of Content: Documentary
Title: Balance of Power
Publisher: Intelecom Learning
Series: The Way We Live
- Publication year: 2005
- Online pub date: February 15, 2017
Discipline: Sociology
Subject: Classism & Social Exclusion, Global Inequality, Social Stratification & Class (general)
Duration: 00:26:40
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4135/9781526410313
Keywords:
AARP, age and voting behavior, alienation, American Indians, apathy, ballot initiatives, barriers to women's leadership, basic needs, California, casinos, church and state, cynicism, daily life, deceptive advertising, democracy, education, equal protection of the law, family influences and involvement, fund raising, gaming, income and voting behavior, influence and position, initiative and referendum, irrational beliefs, lobbying, local government, loyalty, members (population group), minority groups in society, money, National Federation of Independent Business, National Rifle Association, networking, partisanship, polarization processes, policy and advocacy, political ideology and voting, political mobilization, political participation, political participation and rights, political parties, politics of campaign finance, poverty and social class, power and powerlessness, public awareness and education, public interest, race, class, and gender, religion and politics, representation and electoral systems, Skills development, Social issues, Social stratification, State government, Stem cell research, Stereotypes and stereotyping, tribal governance, tribal policing, voice and visibility, voter behavior, women in the workplace
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Producer: Glenn Kammen
Interviewee: Scott MacDonald
Interviewee: Paula McClain
Interviewee: Kay Schlozman
Interviewee: Robert Reich
Narrator: Merrilyn Crouch
Interviewee: G. William Domhoff
Interviewee: Sidney Verba
Interviewee: Matthew Jacobson
Interviewee: Michael Mann
Interviewee: George Lakoff
Interviewee: Jeffrey Birnbaum
Interviewee: Mickey Edwards
Interviewee: George W. Bush

Online ISBN: 9781526410313

Copyright: ©2005 Intelecom Learning

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  Crouch, M., 2005. Balance of Power, Sage Video. [Streaming Video] London: Sage Publications Ltd. Available at: <https://doi.org/10.4135/9781526410313 & gt; [Accessed 24 Sep 2023].
  
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Chapter 1: Proposition 68

Chapter 2: Political Cynicism

Chapter 3: Buying Access

Chapter 4: Political Participation

Chapter 5: Political Polarization

Chapter 6: Levels of Government

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Balance of Power

Video Type: Documentary

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Chapter 1: Proposition 68

Chapter 2: Political Cynicism

Chapter 3: Buying Access

Chapter 4: Political Participation

Chapter 5: Political Polarization

Chapter 6: Levels of Government

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