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Lee Drutman

American political scientist; senior fellow at New America and author of Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop (2020), an argument for proportional representation and multiparty democracy in the United States.

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    • Recommends American Politics
      Uh, another book I'd recommend is Sam Huntington's American uh, politics promise of disharmony, which is a a historical look at these eras of reform in American politics. And that we have this roughly 60-year cycle in which, you know, every 60 years or so, Americans get really dissatisfied with their political institutions and they reform them. And the last time we did that was the 1960s.

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      So, one book that I think people should read is Lonnie Guineir's Tyranny of the Majority. Now, this was a a book that really influenced me in thinking about the value of proportional representation uh particularly for minority communities.

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