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基本信息·出版社：PublicAffairs
·页码：256 页
·出版日期：2009年01月
·ISBN：1586486071
·条形码：9781586486075
·装帧：精装
·正文语种：英语
·外文书名：奥巴马凭什么赢
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《奥巴马凭什么赢》聚焦于奥巴马如何实现自身飞跃以及使其成为美国政坛史上耀眼新星的哪些人、那些事、那些新技术手段……自1984年以来，《新闻周刊》（Newsweek）就因深刻与及时的美国总统竞选全程跟踪报道而闻名于世。在每次大选开始的前一年，周刊的特派记者就开始追踪报道共和党和民主党的总统候选人。《新闻周刊》对共和党和民主党承诺，在大选结果揭晓前前绝不透露候选人的竞争手段与策略。作为交换条件，周刊记者获得特许报告通道——可以全天候不分日夜追踪候选人，参加竞选团队的内部会议，了解相关报道的真实内幕，披露选举中的绝密报告。在《奥巴马凭什么赢》中，《新闻周刊》特派记者埃文·托马斯将同你一起分享这次美国总统大选背后鲜为人知的故事，真实再现河马精英奥巴马的异军突起、奥巴马和希拉里之间的白热化竞争、白发英雄麦凯恩的卷土重来、佩林的意外杀人，直至奥巴马胜出的始末。书中传神地刻画了奥巴马团队的精诚团结、麦凯恩团队的混乱管理以及希拉里团队成员的彼此中伤。
《奥巴马凭什么赢》将为你揭开一个秘密——奥巴马凭什么赢！ Since 1984, Newsweek has been renowned for its vivid, in-depth special election coverage of the ordeal of running for the presidency. A year before the election, Newsweek assigns reporters to get inside the campaigns of the Republican and Democratic candidates. Newsweek promises not to publish any information until after the votes are cast, and in exchange, the reporters receive remarkable access. They travel with the candidates, are there at crucial turning points and confidential meetings, and uncover stories not covered in day-to-day reporting. In this book, a compelling narrative by Evan Thomas, Newsweek shares the inside stories from one of the most exciting elections in recent history, illuminating the personalities and events that influenced the outcome, and taking stock of the key players and key issues for the new administration. This will be an absorbing read for anyone interested in American politics.
作者简介 加伦·托马斯：知名传记作家，资深编辑，出版顾问，从事出版业十多年，主编和撰写了大量畅销图书。
王一旸：中国社会科学院研究生院美国研究系。研究方向为美国总统、国会、政党和选举。
Newsweek Editor-at-Large
Evan Thomas has written more than a hundred cover stories. His other books include a biography of Robert Kennedy and, most recently, the
New York Times bestseller
Sea of Thunder. The reporters on the election project team are
Eleanor Clift, one of Washington’s best-known political reporters and a regular on The McLaughlin Group, Washington correspondent
Darren Briscoe,
Mike Hastings,
Nick Summers, and
Katie Connolly.
媒体推荐 奥巴马当选总统靠的是变革的口号，他号称要带领美国走向未来。奥巴马究竟是一个什么样的人？他会成为一个什么样的总统？将把美国带往何处？……他将决定今后世界的走向。本书也许会提供一些线索。
乔恩·米查姆美国《新闻周刊》主编
著名政治评论家、畅销书《罗斯福与丘吉尔》作者
这是一本让人爱不释手的书，《新闻周刊》编辑托马斯与大家分享从竞选前线发回的第一手内幕故事，分析了人格和事件是如何影响选举结果的，也为奥巴马新政府中的主角和议程埋下了伏笔。
美国《鲍威尔书评》
埃文·托马斯把多年来对美国大选的观察思考浓缩于《奥巴马凭什么赢》这本书，值得每一位对美国政治和国际关系感兴趣者阅读思考。
林宏宇国际关系学院教授、知名美国政治专家
美国斯坦福大学胡佛研究所高级访问学者
美国前任总统发动了战争，犯的不仅一个错字了得；继任者说要改变，一句口号成就一位总统。人们就这样把希望寄托给奥巴马，美国的责任就这样排解推脱，一推六二五了。美国实在是高，奥巴马真的会玩。
吴戈 《三联生活周刊》记者、著名军事评论员
编辑推荐 资深记者，独家贴身采访报道，2009年中英文版同步上市。2009年1月20日才能揭开的竞选内幕，不求全部，只有精彩！50余幅图片首次发表。
唯一得到两党特许全程贴身跟踪选战，《新闻周刊》资深记者团队连续7届大曝当选总统秘闻。
论以，他是黑人；论根基，他是非洲后裔；论宗教，你的父系祖先是穆斯林；论资历，他不过是一个新科参议员。
但在2008年，他打败了强大的希拉里，战胜了老道的麦凯恩，当选为第四十四届美国总统，每一个人都想探究那个秘密：《奥巴马凭什么赢》？
Review Alan Brinkley, "New York Times Book Review," January 18, 2009
"For sheer speed and competence, the most impressive of these recent books is Evan Thomas's "Long Time Coming," compiled from the reporting of the political writers of Newsweek (a magazine for which I occasionally write). A perceptive, smoothly written, and generally fair minded account of both presidential campaigns, it is, nevertheless, a contribution to the creation of the superhero image that has surrounded Obama over the last six months."
Shelf Awareness, January 7, 2009
"Briskly told, entertaining."
Donna Seaman, starred "Booklist" review
"An adroitly distilled chronicle of the 2008 presidential campaign and the election of Barack Obama....This easily devoured, crisply anecdotal account, spiked with revealing, side-of the-mouth comments, charts the most cautious and reckless of political maneuverings and provides in-action portraits of the major players, both obvious and behind-the-scenes....Thomas writes that Obama, an avid reader and gifted writer, sees himself as 'a figure out of literature, ' and, indeed, real-life stories don't get more compelling than this."
Chris Matthews, MSNBC "Hardball with Chris Matthews," January 20, 2009
.,."candy."
PoliticsUSA.com, January 28, 2009
"A clear, concise, and fast read...The editors did a fantastic job weaving together a storyline that is both clear and compelling. It is all here, the calm of the Obama campaign, the dysfunction and infighting of the Clinton campaign, and the McCain campaign's constant internal battle over competing directions and narratives...We all know how the story of the 2008 election ended. Thefun in this book is the behind the scenes account of how we got there."
Review
Alan Brinkley, New York Times Book Review, January 18, 2009
“For sheer speed and competence, the most impressive of these recent books is Evan Thomas's "Long Time Coming," compiled from the reporting of the political writers of Newsweek (a magazine for which I occasionally write). A perceptive, smoothly written, and generally fair minded account of both presidential campaigns, it is, nevertheless, a contribution to the creation of the superhero image that has surrounded Obama over the last six months."
Shelf Awareness, January 7, 2009
“Briskly told, entertaining.”
Donna Seaman, starred Booklist review
“An adroitly distilled chronicle of the 2008 presidential campaign and the election of Barack Obama….This easily devoured, crisply anecdotal account, spiked with revealing, side-of the-mouth comments, charts the most cautious and reckless of political maneuverings and provides in-action portraits of the major players, both obvious and behind-the-scenes….Thomas writes that Obama, an avid reader and gifted writer, sees himself as ‘a figure out of literature,’ and, indeed, real-life stories don’t get more compelling than this.”
Chris Matthews, MSNBC “Hardball with Chris Matthews,” January 20, 2009
“…candy.”
PoliticsUSA.com, January 28, 2009
“A clear, concise, and fast read…The editors did a fantastic job weaving together a storyline that is both clear and compelling. It is all here, the calm of the Obama campaign, the dysfunction and infighting of the Clinton campaign, and the McCain campaign’s constant internal battle over competing directions and narratives…We all know how the story of the 2008 election ended. The fun in this book is the behind the scenes account of how we got there.”
