Daniel Soyer is Professor of History at Fordham University. He is co-author or editor of several books, including The Emerging Metropolis.

In Left in the Center, Daniel Soyer offers an extensively sourced and detailed history of the party's founding, growth, shifting ideologies, and eventual demise in the early 2000s.(The Hudson River Valley Review) Daniel Hudson's book on the Liberal Party of New York is a gift to students of New York State politics, whether at the academy of in the political arena. Simply put, this historical work is useful today on many fronts. It shows struggles and successes, aspirations and realities, power and influence, greed and generosity.(Hudson River Valley Review)

• Introduction: The Liberal Party and the Rise and Fall of Pragmatic Social Democracy1. Labor Politics in New York2. "Fighting Liberals" at the Polls3. New Deal Legacy at the Crossroads4. A "Year-Round Party"5. Cold War Liberalism in City, State, and Nation6. Liberal Crusades and Backroom Deals7. New Frontiers8. Liberal Victory and Liberalism in Turmoil9. Wars in Vietnam and at Home10. The End of the Rose Era11. Not Liberal, Not a PartyPostscript: The Afterlife of the Liberal Party

Daniel Soyer is Professor of History at Fordham University. He is co-author or editor of several books, including The Emerging Metropolis.

In Left in the Center, Daniel Soyer offers an extensively sourced and detailed history of the party's founding, growth, shifting ideologies, and eventual demise in the early 2000s.(The Hudson River Valley Review) Daniel Hudson's book on the Liberal Party of New York is a gift to students of New York State politics, whether at the academy of in the political arena. Simply put, this historical work is useful today on many fronts. It shows struggles and successes, aspirations and realities, power and influence, greed and generosity.(Hudson River Valley Review)

• Introduction: The Liberal Party and the Rise and Fall of Pragmatic Social Democracy1. Labor Politics in New York2. "Fighting Liberals" at the Polls3. New Deal Legacy at the Crossroads4. A "Year-Round Party"5. Cold War Liberalism in City, State, and Nation6. Liberal Crusades and Backroom Deals7. New Frontiers8. Liberal Victory and Liberalism in Turmoil9. Wars in Vietnam and at Home10. The End of the Rose Era11. Not Liberal, Not a PartyPostscript: The Afterlife of the Liberal Party

Daniel Soyer is Professor of History at Fordham University. He is co-author or editor of several books, including The Emerging Metropolis.

In Left in the Center, Daniel Soyer offers an extensively sourced and detailed history of the party's founding, growth, shifting ideologies, and eventual demise in the early 2000s.(The Hudson River Valley Review) Daniel Hudson's book on the Liberal Party of New York is a gift to students of New York State politics, whether at the academy of in the political arena. Simply put, this historical work is useful today on many fronts. It shows struggles and successes, aspirations and realities, power and influence, greed and generosity.(Hudson River Valley Review)

• Introduction: The Liberal Party and the Rise and Fall of Pragmatic Social Democracy1. Labor Politics in New York2. "Fighting Liberals" at the Polls3. New Deal Legacy at the Crossroads4. A "Year-Round Party"5. Cold War Liberalism in City, State, and Nation6. Liberal Crusades and Backroom Deals7. New Frontiers8. Liberal Victory and Liberalism in Turmoil9. Wars in Vietnam and at Home10. The End of the Rose Era11. Not Liberal, Not a PartyPostscript: The Afterlife of the Liberal Party