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Description for The New America
Paperback. Clean copy.
Look behind the American presidential election, and you will see the beginning of a reinvention. No matter who wins the race for the White House, the United States is entering a new era. The age old pioneering spirit of Americans and the cult of the individual are guiding that transformation, but so too is a stunning combination of ethnic, generational and suburban change. Its central thesis predicts a power shift from the east coast to the southwest of America, based on the stream of population migration in that direction, and explores the changing expections and demands of the American people. ... Read more
Look behind the American presidential election, and you will see the beginning of a reinvention. No matter who wins the race for the White House, the United States is entering a new era. The age old pioneering spirit of Americans and the cult of the individual are guiding that transformation, but so too is a stunning combination of ethnic, generational and suburban change. Its central thesis predicts a power shift from the east coast to the southwest of America, based on the stream of population migration in that direction, and explores the changing expections and demands of the American people. ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
New Island Books
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2008
Number of Pages
249
Place of Publication
Dublin, Ireland
ISBN
9781848400122
SKU
KRS0019959
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Mark Little
Mark Little is presenter of the RTE current affairs programme, PrimeTime, having previously held the position of RTE's Foreign AffairsCorrespondent and Washington Correspondent, covering three USpresidential election campaigns. Reinvention of America closelycorresponds to his recent documentary series American Dream: Deador Alive (2008), and his previous books with New Island include TurnLeft at Greenland (2002) and Zulu Time (2004).
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