Diminished Democracy

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The decline of participatory groups and social movements in America raises concerns for the future of democracy. Theda Skocpol examines the shift from widespread civic engagement to a model where involvement is seen as a profession rather than a citizen's duty. By exploring the historical context and causes behind this trend, the book highlights the importance of revitalizing grassroots participation to strengthen democratic practices. Skocpol argues that understanding these changes is crucial for reversing the trend and fostering a more engaged citizenry.