"Politics of Resentment" by Katherine J. Cramer is an insightful academic book that explores the political landscape in Wisconsin and the rise of Scott Walker. In this work, the author examines the phenomenon of rural consciousness and its influence on political decisions and elections. The book is written in English and provides an in-depth analysis of the social and political dynamics prevalent in rural communities. With a paperback cover and a length of 256 pages, it is of interest to both students and professionals in the fields of humanities and social sciences. Measuring 22.8 cm in width and 15.4 cm in height, it is a convenient companion for research or study. Weighing 452 grams, it is also easy to transport. "Politics of Resentment" offers valuable insights into the complex relationships between rural identity and political engagement.