Daniel Schlozman, associate professor of political science at Johns Hopkins University, and Sam Rosenfeld, associate professor of political science at Colgate University, in their new book "Hollow Parties: The Hollow Parties: The Many Pasts and Disordered Present of American Party Politics，Comprehensive analysis of the evolution and decline of American political parties。The book was published by bet365 slot gamesng Princeton University Press in the United States and the United Kingdom on May 7 and July 2 respectively。

Schlozman and Rosenfeld begin with the boom in mass party politics in the Jacksonian era，Going all the way back to the turmoil caused by Barack Obama and Donald Trump，Profoundly reveals how American political parties, once important organizations, gradually evolved into tools for power struggles。They skillfully combine historical analysis with contemporary insights，Vivid portraits of key figures such as Martin Van Buren and Abraham Lincoln，Suggests that the legacies of these bet365 Casino Live Dealer Games figures have influenced the dynamics of American party politics for centuries。In addition，Schlozman and Rosenfeld also reveal how the transformative movements of the 1960s and the ideological schisms of the 1970s laid the foundation for the current political dysfunction and democratic disillusionment in the United States。

The core argument of the book "The Hollow Party" is，The hollowing out of American political parties is a key factor leading to public dissatisfaction。By examining why American political parties fail to take root in public life and address pressing social issues，Schlozman bet365 live casino games and Rosenfeld clearly articulate pressing questions about America’s future。At the same time，They also called for a re-examination of the role and role of political parties in promoting the healthy development of democratic societies。

(Daniel Schlozman、Sam Rosenfield/Chu Guofei/Compiler)