County: The "Dark Continent" of American Politics

H.S. Gilbertson's "The County: The \"Dark Continent\" of American Politics" delves into the often-overlooked realm of county government in the United States. This seminal work, meticulously prepared for republication, explores the crucial role counties play in American social policy and local politics. As a cornerstone of American government, the county holds significant influence over urban sociology and the lives of ordinary citizens.

Gilbertson's study sheds light on the inner workings of this vital level of governance. Discover the historical context and enduring challenges faced by county administrations. From social services to infrastructure, "The County" examines the practical realities of local politics and their impact on communities. A valuable resource for anyone interested in American politics, public policy, and the foundations of our society.

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