Description
Explore the compelling narrative of 'Pandemic Politics'—a groundbreaking 2023 release from Princeton University Press. This insightful exploration delves into how the politicization of COVID-19 has not only reshaped public health but also altered the very fabric of American democracy. As the pandemic became a political battleground, it exposed the deep rifts across partisan lines, leading individuals to prioritize team loyalty over collective well-being. With an ISBN of 9780691218991, this trade-binding edition brings to light the critical insights regarding the intersection of health crises and politics. Readers will discover how the Trump administration's response to COVID-19 linked public health to political survival, with significant consequences for the nation. Utilizing comprehensive public opinion data, 'Pandemic Politics' analyzes how this crisis has come to influence various societal aspects—from economic stability to race relations and immigration policies. Gain a deeper understanding of this uniquely American tragedy and the ongoing fight for democracy in a time marked by divisions. This informative text is essential for those interested in public health, political science, and contemporary American history. Whether you're an academic, a concerned citizen, or someone seeking to understand the impact of the pandemic, this book is your guide to understanding the intricate dynamics of pandemic politics and its lasting effects on our society.