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Stephen G. Hall and the Trump Syllabus

Posted on July 31, 2016 by Oscar Winberg

Is Donald Trump a new phenomenon in American political history? From where did his support emerge? Where can we find the antecedents for his brand of populism and racialized politics? In episode 17, Professor Stephen G. Hall (Alcorn State University) discusses … Continue reading →

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Shana Gadarian and Anxious Politics

Posted on December 17, 2015 by Oscar Winberg

How does the rising fear of terrorism influence the presidential race? What effects does the candidates’ heated rhetoric have on the voters? What role do the media play in anxious politics? For the ninth episode of Campaign Context, Professor Shana Gadarian (Syracuse … Continue reading →

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