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OPINIONE PUBBLICA E COMPETIZIONE PRESIDENZIALE NEGLI STATI UNITI

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 June 2016

Franco Mattei
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Introduzione

Nel corso degli ultimi vent'anni, il processo di selezione dei candidati alla presidenza americana ha prodotto frequenti sorprese politiche ed alcuni vincitori inattesi. Il rapido declino di Muskie e la nomina di McGovern nel 1972, la scelta di Jimmy «Who?» Carter nel 1976, i successi di piò breve periodo di Bush e di Anderson nel 1980, la meteorica ascesa di Hart e le impreviste difficoltá di Mondale nel 1984 sono i casi piò noti offerti dalle recenti campagne elettorali pre-congressuali del partito democratico e repubblicano. L'analisi dei modi e dei tempi con i quali diversi candidati alla Casa Bianca hanno visto mutare radicalmente la propria posizione nella competizione intrapartitica é centrata sulla nozione di momentum; in essa sono state condensate l'instabilitá e l'incertezza ricorrenti nell'attuale sistema di nomina dei candidati alla presidenza.

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Italian Political Science Review / Rivista Italiana di Scienza Politica , Volume 20 , Issue 1 , April 1990 , pp. 105 - 145
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