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The
Encyclopedia of Millennials:
Millennial Momentum: How a
New Generation is
Remaking
America
Rutgers University Press,
2011
Mike & Morley’s second book discusses the effect of
Millennials on the future of American life.
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Millennial Makeover: MySpace, YouTube and the Future of
American Politics
Millennial Makeover
examines Millennials’ unique attitudes, behavior and
use of technology to remake American politics.
Named by the New York
Times’ toughest critic as one of her ten favorite books
of 2008.
Headwaters of The
Arab Spring
explores why generational and technological forces have come
together at this moment in history to challenge the leaders
of the
Middle East.
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What Readers Are Saying
"Winograd and
Hais have emerged as the country's best, and
most solidly supported, analysts of the emergent
Millennial Generation. Leaders of both
parties—and forward-looking businesses—need to
study this book for a unique look into America's
evolving future."
— Joel Kotkin, author of The Next Hundred
Million: America in 2050
"The authors offer a wonderfully persuasive
picture of America's future-by providing a
penetrating and well-researched portrait of the
rising Millennial Generation that is beginning
to define that future."
— Neil Howe, co-author of Generations and The
Fourth Turning
"Extremely useful, readable and important...only
recent book I have been eager to blurb, it's
THAT good."
— Warren Bennis, leadership pioneer and author
of over 20 books
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The Latest Book
About Millennials
From Mike & Morley:
Millennial Majority: How A
New
Coalition Is Remaking
American
Politics
A look at how the new coalition of Millennials, minorities
and women will shape American politics, government and public
policy for the next forty years.
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"The
most racially diverse and
ideologically tolerant population
the U.S. has ever known, Millennials
are also the best networked group of
humans in history. Believing that
every consumer choice, every vote,
every blog post and tweet matters,
young people come of age expecting
to be heard and to make change."
—Publisher's Weekly
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