Background
Arden, Caroline was born on October 16, 1928 in Thomasville, Georgia, United States. Daughter of Daniel Douglas III and Caroline (Battle) Arden.
( A pioneering case study of a major political party unde...)
A pioneering case study of a major political party under extreme strain, Getting the Donkey Out of the Ditch traces in detail what the Democratic Party actually did in the two years immediately following its resounding defeat in the 1980 elections. Caroline Arden argues that in November 1980 the Democratic Party was under the most severe stress it had experienced in this century, brought on not only by the loss of an election but also by the perceived threat of a major party realignment and to the Democrat's long-term status as a majority party. She shows that even though it still had sufficient power, the Democratic Party did not perform a fundamental or effective restoration to a unifying center after the disastrous election, which led in part to the disarray that has characterized the Party during the 1988 primaries.
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Getting the Donkey Out of the Ditch: The Democratic Party in Search of Itself (Studies in Freedom, #224) Getting the Donkey Out of the Ditch: The Democratic Party in Search of Itself (Studies in Freedom, #224) by Arden, Caroline ( Author ) Hardcover Oct- 1988 Hardcover Oct- 26- 1988
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Arden, Caroline was born on October 16, 1928 in Thomasville, Georgia, United States. Daughter of Daniel Douglas III and Caroline (Battle) Arden.
Bachelor, Florida State University, 1958. Master of Science, Florida State University, 1961. Doctor of Philosophy, Catholic University America, 1986.
Coordinator young adult services, Prince George's County Library., Hyattsville, Maryland., 1966-1967; library, Arlington County Public Library., Arlington, Virginia, 1969-1973; coordinator public services, Arlington County Public Library., Arlington, Virginia, 1973-1978; assistant professor library science, Catholic U. American, Washington, 1978-1986; lecturer political science, George Mason U., Fairfax, Virginia, 1989-1990; associate professor political science, George Washington University, Washington, since 1990. Consultant National Institute Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, Maryland., 1986, 91, Price Waterhouse, Washington, 1987, 91-92, Smithsonian Institute Libraries, Washington, 1988-1989.
(Getting the Donkey Out of the Ditch: The Democratic Party...)
( A pioneering case study of a major political party unde...)
Member Virginia State Board for Licensing and Certification of Libraries, Richmond, Virginia, 1986-1989. Secretary, board directors Arlington Committee of 100, 1990-1992. Member American Library Association (council member 1979-1987, Outstanding Library.
Educator 1987), American Political Science Association, Woman's National Democratic Club.
Married Richard Claggett Bull, October 27, 1963 (divorced 1976).