Chug…chug…chug: Infrastructural politics in the United States

Edward Ashbee

Chug…chug…chug: Infrastructural politics in the United States

Department of International Economics, Government and Business

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Abstract

Republican presidential candidates have traditionally paid relatively little attention to infrastructure. There were some references to the state of the roads and docks but these were generally hidden away in the small print of platforms. Instead infrastructural questions were championed by the left of the Democratic Party.

Original language	English
Publication date	2 Nov 2018
Place of Publication	Paris
Publisher	OECD
Publication status	Published - 2 Nov 2018

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