Hoover Presidency

Martin L. Fausold is Professor of History at State University of New York at Geneseo. He received his B.A. from Gettysburg College and his Ph.D. from Syracuse University. He has written Gifford Pinchot: Bullmoose Progressive, as well as numerous articles and reviews. George T. Mazuzan is Assistant Professor of History at State University of New York at Geneseo. University of Vermont awarded him his B.S. and M.A., and his Ph.D. was conferred by Kent State University. He has published several articles.

• PrefaceIntroduction I. Before the Crash 1. Donald R. McCoy, To the White House: Herbert Hoover, August 1927 - March 19292. David B. Burner, Before the Crash: Hoover's First Eight Months in the Presidency II. Antidepression Efforts 1. Albert U. Romasco, Herbert Hoover's Policies for Dealing with the Great Depression: The End of the Old Order or the Beginning of the New?2. Jordan A. Schwarz, Hoover and Congress: Politics, Personality, and Perspective in the Presidency3. Ellis W. Hawley, Herbert Hoover and American Corporatism, 1929-1933 III. The Interregnum 1. Alfred B. Rollins, The View From the State House: FDR2. Frank Freidel, The Interregnum Struggle Between Hoover and Roosevelt IV. Foreign Policy 1. Selig Adler, Hoover's Foreign Policy and the New Left2. Joan Hoff Wilson, A Reevaluation of Herbert Hoover's Foreign Policy Bibliographical NoteTextual Notes