Governing with words : the political dialogue on race, public policy, and inequality in America, Daniel Q. Gillion

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Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 175-186) and index

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Contents: Introduction -- 1. Discursive governance: toward a holistic approach to understanding a dialogue on race in government -- 2. Measuring the political dialogue on race -- Part I. Societal Reception to a Dialogue on Race: 3. The backlash: does America disapprove of racial discussions?; 4. The benefits: political rhetoric and health awareness in the minority community -- Part II. Political Institutions and a Dialogue on Race: 5. Racial frames and policy coalitions: how the dialogue on race shapes the creation of public policy; 6. The disconnect between political rhetoric and public policy -- Conclusion: A place for a racial dialogue in an aspiring post-racial society

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