The 2013 American Values Survey: In Search of Libertarianism in America
Publisher Description
Despite conventional wisdom linking the Tea Party movement with the libertarian arm of the Republican Party, a majority of libertarians (61 percent) say they do not consider themselves a part of the Tea Party movement. Libertarians, who comprise seven percent of the public, also hold positions on many important economic and social issues that are distinct from the Tea Party and Republicans overall.
GENRE
Politics & Current Affairs
RELEASED
2013
1 November
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
40
Pages
PUBLISHER
Robert P. Jones
SIZE
1
MB
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