1. The Political Significance of Generations
2. The Contemporary Generations in American Politics
3. The Political Behavior of Generations over Time
4. The Generational Gap on Public Policy
5. Demographic Divides among the Generations
6. The Generational Race Gap
7. Generational Replacement and the Future of American Politics
Biography
Patrick Fisher is Professor of Political Science at Seton Hall University. Among the courses he teaches are U.S. Political Behavior, U.S. Elections, Congress, and the Presidency. Dr. Fisher is the author of Insufficient Representation: The Disconnect between Congress and Its Citizens (2018), Demographic Gaps in American Political Behavior (2014), The Politics of Taxing and Spending (2009), and Congressional Budgeting: A Representational Perspective (2005).
"An intuitive and accessible treatment of generational politics"
Joseph Phillips, Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Kent
