Political Development of the American Nation: Studies in Politics and History – serie
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Progressivism and the New Democracy
Av Sidney M. Milkis, Jerome M. Mileur
Häftad, 1999
409 kr
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A wide-ranging appraisal of the legacy of progressivism. The essays, written by a group of political scientists and historians, explore the impact of progressivism on domestic as well as foreign affairs, and on the theory as well as practice of American government and politics.
New Deal and the Triumph of Liberalism
Av Sidney M. Milkis, Jerome M. Mileur m. fl.
Häftad, 2002
409 kr
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In this collection of essays, a group of political scientists and historians re-evaluate the legacy of the New Deal. They show how Roosevelt and his allies forged an enduring public philosophy - modern liberalism - that redefined the relationship of government and governed.
A Seat of Popular Leadership
The Presidency, Political Parties, and Democratic Leadership
Inbunden, 2004
900 kr
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A reassessment of the rise of the modern presidency A study of the relationship between presidential leadership and public opinion, this book challenges the commonly held view that the American presidency did not become a truly ""popular"" institution until the early twentieth century. According to …
A Seat of Popular Leadership
The Presidency, Political Parties, and Democratic Leadership
Häftad, 2004
286 kr
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A reassessment of the rise of the modern presidency A study of the relationship between presidential leadership and public opinion, this book challenges the commonly held view that the American presidency did not become a truly ""popular"" institution until the early twentieth century. According to …
Great Society and the High Tide of Liberalism
Av Sidney M. Milkis, Jerome M. Mileur
Häftad, 2005
395 kr
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The long era of liberal reform that began with the Progressive movement of the early twentieth century and continued with the New Deal, culminated in the 1960s with Lyndon Johnson's Great Society. Inspired by the example of his mentor, Franklin Roosevelt, Johnson sought to extend the agenda of the …
