American Communities Project
The American Communities Project is a social science/journalism effort based at the Michigan State University School of Journalism, studying culture, economics and politics.
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Why the Middle Suburbs Stay So Pivotal in American Politics
By Dante Chinni
When the history of the Trump era of American politics is written, historians should pay particular attention to the voters who live in the counties the American Communities Project calls the Middle Suburbs.
Thanks for rea...
How Views on Traditional Moral Issues Vary by Community
By Ari Pinkus and Dante Chinni
There are different ways to define what is acceptable in a civil society. There are laws defining what people can and cannot do, and there is morality defining “right” and “wrong” in a broader sense. And mora...
A Deeply Competitive Senate Race in Texas Through the Eyes of Three Different Communities
By Dante Chinni
Austin, Texas, skyline. Photo by Steve Heap via Shutterstock.
For Democrats, Texas is the land of unpleasant metaphors. Statewide races usually end up being “the one that got away,” or “Lucy with the football,” or “I had i...
Cultivating a Neighborly Spirit in a California Community and Beyond
By Jackie Valley
Silverwood, a master-planned community in Hesperia, California, features a number of amenities, including this village green and bandstand that’s designed to foster a neighborly spirit. All photos by Jackie Valley.
A Cali...
How the Changing Exurbs Will Impact Key Races in Ohio and Nationwide
By Dante Chinni
Polaris Fountain in Delaware County, Ohio. All photos by Dante Chinni.
DELAWARE COUNTY, OHIO – The Polaris Fashion Place here is not just a mall, it is a small city unto itself. It’s an upscale indoor/outdoor retail city...
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