U.S.A. 2012

Kenneth M. Dolbeare is a retired professor ofpolitical science who has taught at the Universitiesof Wisconsin, Washington, Massachusetts, andColorado-Denver. He also taught for fifteen yearsat The Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA. Inaddition to his Ph.D. in political science fromColumbia University, he received his LLB fromBrooklyn Law School and is a member of the NewYork Bar. He is the author of several researchmonographs and other books, the most recent ofwhich is USA 2012: After the Middle ClassRevolution (1996).

• Thomas Jefferson revisited - the fourth of July 2000. Part 1 Problems and prospects: the United States at the end of the 20th century; forward to the 1890s - the basic scenarios. Part 2 The middle-class revolution: an economy for Americans - all Americans; "Each generation has the right to choose for itself"; the new American democracy. Epilogue. Appendix: new technology, new politics?. Bibliographic essay.