COLLECTION OF 98 ESSAYS ON AMERICAN GOVERNMENT FOR THE COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATE COURSE MARKET

Burnham selects and introduces some of the articles on politics and government found in The American Prospect, an independent policy journal founded during the Reagan-Bush era, as a result of the need to refurbish classical liberal ideas by means of a constructive dialogue involving academics, journalists, and political figures.

Young people aren't apathetic about politics, but they dislike cynicism--and they like small government. Drawing from the Web site "freshpolitics.us" to give one perspective on what young Americans want and expect from politics and government, the author leads the discussion, allowing other bright young thinkers to have their say.