Reviews
It's a little bit over the last few years, but there's still a point to put into Korean society.
It was a while after the first release, but I bought it because I wanted to understand the social phenomenon that continues in Korea today.
I was helped to understand the conservative politics of the people who were in my country'smetric rally.
Why do poor people vote for the rich? I was caught in the title and bought it.
The United States has experienced a similar situation in our country. Perhaps the Trump's election and the possibility of high re-electment are worse than our country. The country is precisely divided by the maintenance and progress of the country, and each camp runs a parallel line that they never understand. I thought the self-respecting conservatives represented by the Jae-Jung party in our country were only serious, but they seem to be a bit of a deal. The author is making evaluations by
The content of the book is summed up in a single line:. "The more the economy gets worse, the more cynical the people are becoming and much more conservatively.". "When the reality of their situation is not too frustrating, conservative reaction forces bring social problems that provoke people's anger to the agenda. And make voters on their side. The writer says. "The goal of the conservative vote is not to win but to be conspicuously, noisyly, even furiously angry.". Anger is a mysterious
Thomas Frank: Why do poor people vote for the rich?
What happened in Kansas is why the poor vote for the rich. Why did the backward areas, including Kansas, support the political Republicans of the rich who had nothing to do with their interests? The author Thomas Frank, who wrote a number of works, such as "The Only Market Under Heaven" and "The Shipwrecks of the Sea," and "the Poor Billions," has been styling the course of political manipulation that began with this ritual and over the long run of the right wave. He meets politicians and grass root activists, who are also his home country of Kansas, and he interviews them, exposing the clever and secret power strategy of the conservative right-wings that promote public prosperity. And based on the data and meeting with people, the United States has vividly drawn the reality of the conservative counter-constitution that it faced and has reflected the entire landscape of the United.
Korean title: 왜 가난한 사람들은 부자를 위해 투표하는가
Korean author: 토마스 프랭크
Korean publisher: 갈라파고스
ISBN-13: 9788990809438
Reviews
It's a little bit over the last few years, but there's still a point to put into Korean society.
It was a while after the first release, but I bought it because I wanted to understand the social phenomenon that continues in Korea today.
I was helped to understand the conservative politics of the people who were in my country'smetric rally.
Why do poor people vote for the rich? I was caught in the title and bought it.
The United States has experienced a similar situation in our country. Perhaps the Trump's election and the possibility of high re-electment are worse than our country. The country is precisely divided by the maintenance and progress of the country, and each camp runs a parallel line that they never understand. I thought the self-respecting conservatives represented by the Jae-Jung party in our country were only serious, but they seem to be a bit of a deal. The author is making evaluations by
The content of the book is summed up in a single line:. "The more the economy gets worse, the more cynical the people are becoming and much more conservatively.". "When the reality of their situation is not too frustrating, conservative reaction forces bring social problems that provoke people's anger to the agenda. And make voters on their side. The writer says. "The goal of the conservative vote is not to win but to be conspicuously, noisyly, even furiously angry.". Anger is a mysterious
