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 <title>The American Political Marketplace: New Citizens, New Machines, New Strategies</title>
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 Dahvi Wilson
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 The American conception of what it means to be a citizen has changed drastically in the last 40 years, marked by a decrease in civic participation, declining social capital, and an increase in the professionalization of advocacy.  American citizens have moved away from being active participants in the political process, and towards a role as passive consumers of political products. 

At the same time, the business of American politics has changed with shifts in campaign finance laws and candidate-centered electoral campaigns, and savvy political actors are responding to their changing environm
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 &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.progressiveroundtable.org/files/The American Political Marketplace.doc&quot;&gt;The American Political Marketplace.doc&lt;/a&gt; (161.5 KB)
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