"America in Our Time" is a history of the turbulent years between the end of World War II and the fall of Richard Nixon. Focusing on the 1960s, the book debunks some of the myths about that much misremembered decade. Godfrey Hodgson pioneers the idea that in the 1950s a "liberal consensus" governed American politics, by which conservatives accepted the liberal domestic policy of the welfare state, while all but a few liberals shared the conservative foreign policy of Cold War "containment." The book shows in rich detail how that consensus was shattered by the converging blows of racial upheaval, the Vietnam War, and a pervasive crisis of authority in American society, all the way from the family to the White House, opening the way for a new conservatism. Hodgson has added an afterword that looks back at the events covered in the book from the perspective of almost thirty years since it was published.
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读研写论文的参考书之一
评分Godfrey Hodgson, the Sixties, social studies, journalistic encompassing perspective. Not really an academic work, more like a lessy essay by an experienced journalist in masterful language
评分读研写论文的参考书之一
评分Godfrey Hodgson, the Sixties, social studies, journalistic encompassing perspective. Not really an academic work, more like a lessy essay by an experienced journalist in masterful language
评分读研写论文的参考书之一
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