Public Perspective

The Religious Factor: How is it shaping American politics?

September/October 1994, Vol. 5, No. 6
The Religious Factor: How is it shaping American politics?

Table of Contents

Assessments of the role of the religious right, and data find America remains deeply religious nation. Also, political reform and economic struggles across Eastern Europe, and the public weighs in on President Clinton's health care reforms.

"Struggling Unevenly Toward A New Economic Future" Motivans, Albert
Eastern Europe's Great Transition: "Endorsing the 'Churchill Hypothesis'" Rose, Richard & Christian Haerpfer
"A Farewell To The American Dream?" Luntz, Frank & Ron Dermer
"An Ideology Regnant" Ladd, Everett C.
"Voters Begin To Feel Uncomfortable When They Perceive Someone Wanting To Impose His Moral Views" Garin, Geoff (interview)
"So Far The Religious Right Is Playing An Inclusionary Game" Wirthlin, Richard (interview)
"Health Care Reform" (data essay)
"Crime & Punishment: America Changes Its Mind" Pettinico, George
"Attitudes In Europe Toward Integration" Worcester, Robert, M. & Roger Mortimore
The American Enterprise: "Faith in America" (data essay)
"No Excuses?" (data essay)
"Clinton and Foreign Policy" (data essay)
"Health Care Update" (data essay)
"European Union" (data essay)
"Clinton and The Economy" (data essay)