aIn the aftermath of the divisive Vietnam War, American policy makers worried about intervening in world trouble spots. Constrained by the Vietnam syndrome, they feared that prolonged involvement requiring substantial economic costs and many casualties would undermine support in Congress and among the ...
The perception that one is busier is common, and might be just as important as a real decrease in leisure time. Geographic mobility has increased over the last few decades. Single people are generally less likely to vote. In the United States, the Vietnam War and Watergate scandal may have...