A true third way?: domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton
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| 505 | 8 | |a During the 1992 campaign, Bill Clinton repeatedly sought to distance himself from the liberal orthodoxy that had come to define the Democratic Party's national image. Labeling himself a ""New Democrat, "" Clinton supported the death penalty, criticized racially incendiary remarks by black political activist Sister Souljah and promised to ""end welfare as we know it."" These pronouncements enabled Clinton to position himself as a moderate. In 1992, independent voters who had supported Republicans in previous elections returned to support the Democratic presidential candidate. As President, Clint | |
| 505 | 8 | |a A TRUE THIRD WAY? DOMESTIC POLICY AND THE PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON; A TRUE THIRD WAY? DOMESTIC POLICY AND THE PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; I. THE NEW DEMOCRAT PERSPECTIVE; Chapter 1: A NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY? BILL CLINTON AS A PUBLIC PHILOSOPHER AND PARTY LEADER; THE THIRD WAY AS IDEOLOGY; A NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY?; CONCLUSION: WHY CLINTON FAILED TO CHANGE THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY; ENDNOTES; Chapter 2: COMPLEX MAN, COMPLEX LEGACY; II. DOMESTIC ECONOMIC POLICY | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 3: PRESIDENT CLINTON'S ECONOMIC POLICY AND APPROACH TO DECISION-MAKINGIII. TRADE POLICY; Chapter 4: ADAPTING TO A CHANGING GLOBAL ECONOMY; IV. ANTITRUST AND BUSINESS REGULATION; Chapter 5: ANTITRUST AND BUSINESS REGULATION: THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S "NEW DEMOCRAT"APPROACH TO ANTITRUST POLICY; INTRODUCTION TO ANTITRUST LAW AND POLICY; THE PRINCIPAL ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS; CARTELS AND PRICE-FIXING; MONOPOLIZATION AND MICROSOFT; MERGER MANIA; THE CLINTON ANTITRUST LEGACY; ENDNOTES; V. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 6: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION: PROACTIVE LEADERSHIP IN TURBULENT TIMESNORMAL ACCIDENT THEORY AND THE THEORY OF HIGH RELIABILITY ORGANIZATIONS; THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION AND Y2K; LESSONS FOR FUTURE ADMINISTRATIONS; THE WEB EMERGES; EXPANDING THE USE OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB; DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH; ENDNOTES; VI. CIVIL RIGHTS AND CIVIL LIBERTIES; Chapter 7: "THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT"? BILL CLINTON AND CIVIL RIGHTS; HISTORICAL CONTEXT; EARLY RECORD; ADDRESSING THE LEGACY OF RACISM; CLINTON'S VISION; ENDNOTES | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 8: PRESIDENT CLINTON'S OUTREACH TO AFRICAN AMERICANSINTRODUCTION; VII. GUN CONTROL; Chapter 9: CLINTON AND GUN CONTROL: BOON OR BANE?; THE BRADY LAW; THE ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN; THE POST-COLUMBINE REACTION; THE GUN ISSUE AND CLINTON'S LEGACY; ENDNOTES; VIII. WELFARE REFORM; Chapter 10: WELFARE REFORM: IS THE PAST PROLOGUE?; ENDNOTES; Chapter 11: WHAT THIRD WAY? CLINTON, NEW DEMOCRATS AND SOCIAL POLICY REFORM; DEFINING THE THIRD WAY; HEALTH CARE; WELFARE REFORM; CONCLUSION; ENDNOTES; Chapter 12: WHAT CLINTON ACTUALLY DID IN WELFARE REFORM | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 13: ENDING WELFARE AS WE KNOW IT WAS CLINTON'S IDEAIX. HEALTH CARE REFORM; Chapter 14: FALSE PROMISES: LESSONS FROM THREE HEALTH CARE REFORM CATASTROPHES; THE MEDICARE CATASTROPHIC COVERAGE ACT OF 1988 (MCCA); THE CLINTON HEALTH SECURITY PLAN, 1993-1994; THE REPUBLICAN MEDICARE REFORM PLAN, 1995-1996; CONCLUSION; ENDNOTES; Chapter 15: THE POLITICS OF UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE: UNDERSTANDING THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S TROUBLED EFFORT AT COMPREHENSIVE REFORM; HISTORY: LESSON OR LAMENTATION?; THE CLINTON REFORM EFFORT REVISITED; THE CRITICAL FACTORS OF DEMISE | |
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| contents | During the 1992 campaign, Bill Clinton repeatedly sought to distance himself from the liberal orthodoxy that had come to define the Democratic Party's national image. Labeling himself a ""New Democrat, "" Clinton supported the death penalty, criticized racially incendiary remarks by black political activist Sister Souljah and promised to ""end welfare as we know it."" These pronouncements enabled Clinton to position himself as a moderate. In 1992, independent voters who had supported Republicans in previous elections returned to support the Democratic presidential candidate. As President, Clint A TRUE THIRD WAY? DOMESTIC POLICY AND THE PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON; A TRUE THIRD WAY? DOMESTIC POLICY AND THE PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; I. THE NEW DEMOCRAT PERSPECTIVE; Chapter 1: A NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY? BILL CLINTON AS A PUBLIC PHILOSOPHER AND PARTY LEADER; THE THIRD WAY AS IDEOLOGY; A NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY?; CONCLUSION: WHY CLINTON FAILED TO CHANGE THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY; ENDNOTES; Chapter 2: COMPLEX MAN, COMPLEX LEGACY; II. DOMESTIC ECONOMIC POLICY Chapter 3: PRESIDENT CLINTON'S ECONOMIC POLICY AND APPROACH TO DECISION-MAKINGIII. TRADE POLICY; Chapter 4: ADAPTING TO A CHANGING GLOBAL ECONOMY; IV. ANTITRUST AND BUSINESS REGULATION; Chapter 5: ANTITRUST AND BUSINESS REGULATION: THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S "NEW DEMOCRAT"APPROACH TO ANTITRUST POLICY; INTRODUCTION TO ANTITRUST LAW AND POLICY; THE PRINCIPAL ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS; CARTELS AND PRICE-FIXING; MONOPOLIZATION AND MICROSOFT; MERGER MANIA; THE CLINTON ANTITRUST LEGACY; ENDNOTES; V. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY Chapter 6: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION: PROACTIVE LEADERSHIP IN TURBULENT TIMESNORMAL ACCIDENT THEORY AND THE THEORY OF HIGH RELIABILITY ORGANIZATIONS; THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION AND Y2K; LESSONS FOR FUTURE ADMINISTRATIONS; THE WEB EMERGES; EXPANDING THE USE OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB; DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH; ENDNOTES; VI. CIVIL RIGHTS AND CIVIL LIBERTIES; Chapter 7: "THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT"? BILL CLINTON AND CIVIL RIGHTS; HISTORICAL CONTEXT; EARLY RECORD; ADDRESSING THE LEGACY OF RACISM; CLINTON'S VISION; ENDNOTES Chapter 8: PRESIDENT CLINTON'S OUTREACH TO AFRICAN AMERICANSINTRODUCTION; VII. GUN CONTROL; Chapter 9: CLINTON AND GUN CONTROL: BOON OR BANE?; THE BRADY LAW; THE ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN; THE POST-COLUMBINE REACTION; THE GUN ISSUE AND CLINTON'S LEGACY; ENDNOTES; VIII. WELFARE REFORM; Chapter 10: WELFARE REFORM: IS THE PAST PROLOGUE?; ENDNOTES; Chapter 11: WHAT THIRD WAY? CLINTON, NEW DEMOCRATS AND SOCIAL POLICY REFORM; DEFINING THE THIRD WAY; HEALTH CARE; WELFARE REFORM; CONCLUSION; ENDNOTES; Chapter 12: WHAT CLINTON ACTUALLY DID IN WELFARE REFORM Chapter 13: ENDING WELFARE AS WE KNOW IT WAS CLINTON'S IDEAIX. HEALTH CARE REFORM; Chapter 14: FALSE PROMISES: LESSONS FROM THREE HEALTH CARE REFORM CATASTROPHES; THE MEDICARE CATASTROPHIC COVERAGE ACT OF 1988 (MCCA); THE CLINTON HEALTH SECURITY PLAN, 1993-1994; THE REPUBLICAN MEDICARE REFORM PLAN, 1995-1996; CONCLUSION; ENDNOTES; Chapter 15: THE POLITICS OF UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE: UNDERSTANDING THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S TROUBLED EFFORT AT COMPREHENSIVE REFORM; HISTORY: LESSON OR LAMENTATION?; THE CLINTON REFORM EFFORT REVISITED; THE CRITICAL FACTORS OF DEMISE |
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| spelling | A true third way? domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton Richard Himelfarb and Rosanna Perotti, editors New York Nova Publishers [2014] 1 online resource txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Presidency in the United States Print version record During the 1992 campaign, Bill Clinton repeatedly sought to distance himself from the liberal orthodoxy that had come to define the Democratic Party's national image. Labeling himself a ""New Democrat, "" Clinton supported the death penalty, criticized racially incendiary remarks by black political activist Sister Souljah and promised to ""end welfare as we know it."" These pronouncements enabled Clinton to position himself as a moderate. In 1992, independent voters who had supported Republicans in previous elections returned to support the Democratic presidential candidate. As President, Clint A TRUE THIRD WAY? DOMESTIC POLICY AND THE PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON; A TRUE THIRD WAY? DOMESTIC POLICY AND THE PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; I. THE NEW DEMOCRAT PERSPECTIVE; Chapter 1: A NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY? BILL CLINTON AS A PUBLIC PHILOSOPHER AND PARTY LEADER; THE THIRD WAY AS IDEOLOGY; A NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY?; CONCLUSION: WHY CLINTON FAILED TO CHANGE THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY; ENDNOTES; Chapter 2: COMPLEX MAN, COMPLEX LEGACY; II. DOMESTIC ECONOMIC POLICY Chapter 3: PRESIDENT CLINTON'S ECONOMIC POLICY AND APPROACH TO DECISION-MAKINGIII. TRADE POLICY; Chapter 4: ADAPTING TO A CHANGING GLOBAL ECONOMY; IV. ANTITRUST AND BUSINESS REGULATION; Chapter 5: ANTITRUST AND BUSINESS REGULATION: THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S "NEW DEMOCRAT"APPROACH TO ANTITRUST POLICY; INTRODUCTION TO ANTITRUST LAW AND POLICY; THE PRINCIPAL ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS; CARTELS AND PRICE-FIXING; MONOPOLIZATION AND MICROSOFT; MERGER MANIA; THE CLINTON ANTITRUST LEGACY; ENDNOTES; V. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY Chapter 6: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION: PROACTIVE LEADERSHIP IN TURBULENT TIMESNORMAL ACCIDENT THEORY AND THE THEORY OF HIGH RELIABILITY ORGANIZATIONS; THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION AND Y2K; LESSONS FOR FUTURE ADMINISTRATIONS; THE WEB EMERGES; EXPANDING THE USE OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB; DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH; ENDNOTES; VI. CIVIL RIGHTS AND CIVIL LIBERTIES; Chapter 7: "THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT"? BILL CLINTON AND CIVIL RIGHTS; HISTORICAL CONTEXT; EARLY RECORD; ADDRESSING THE LEGACY OF RACISM; CLINTON'S VISION; ENDNOTES Chapter 8: PRESIDENT CLINTON'S OUTREACH TO AFRICAN AMERICANSINTRODUCTION; VII. GUN CONTROL; Chapter 9: CLINTON AND GUN CONTROL: BOON OR BANE?; THE BRADY LAW; THE ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN; THE POST-COLUMBINE REACTION; THE GUN ISSUE AND CLINTON'S LEGACY; ENDNOTES; VIII. WELFARE REFORM; Chapter 10: WELFARE REFORM: IS THE PAST PROLOGUE?; ENDNOTES; Chapter 11: WHAT THIRD WAY? CLINTON, NEW DEMOCRATS AND SOCIAL POLICY REFORM; DEFINING THE THIRD WAY; HEALTH CARE; WELFARE REFORM; CONCLUSION; ENDNOTES; Chapter 12: WHAT CLINTON ACTUALLY DID IN WELFARE REFORM Chapter 13: ENDING WELFARE AS WE KNOW IT WAS CLINTON'S IDEAIX. HEALTH CARE REFORM; Chapter 14: FALSE PROMISES: LESSONS FROM THREE HEALTH CARE REFORM CATASTROPHES; THE MEDICARE CATASTROPHIC COVERAGE ACT OF 1988 (MCCA); THE CLINTON HEALTH SECURITY PLAN, 1993-1994; THE REPUBLICAN MEDICARE REFORM PLAN, 1995-1996; CONCLUSION; ENDNOTES; Chapter 15: THE POLITICS OF UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE: UNDERSTANDING THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S TROUBLED EFFORT AT COMPREHENSIVE REFORM; HISTORY: LESSON OR LAMENTATION?; THE CLINTON REFORM EFFORT REVISITED; THE CRITICAL FACTORS OF DEMISE Clinton, Bill / 1946- fast Clinton, Bill 1946- Political and social views Since 1993 fast Clinton, Bill / 1946- / Political and social views United States / Politics and government / 1993-2001 United States / Social policy / 1993 HISTORY / United States / State & Local / General bisacsh Political and social views fast Politics and government fast Social policy fast Politik USA Himelfarb, Richard 1963- edt Perotti, Rosanna edt Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe True third way? |
| spellingShingle | A true third way? domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton During the 1992 campaign, Bill Clinton repeatedly sought to distance himself from the liberal orthodoxy that had come to define the Democratic Party's national image. Labeling himself a ""New Democrat, "" Clinton supported the death penalty, criticized racially incendiary remarks by black political activist Sister Souljah and promised to ""end welfare as we know it."" These pronouncements enabled Clinton to position himself as a moderate. In 1992, independent voters who had supported Republicans in previous elections returned to support the Democratic presidential candidate. As President, Clint A TRUE THIRD WAY? DOMESTIC POLICY AND THE PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON; A TRUE THIRD WAY? DOMESTIC POLICY AND THE PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; I. THE NEW DEMOCRAT PERSPECTIVE; Chapter 1: A NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY? BILL CLINTON AS A PUBLIC PHILOSOPHER AND PARTY LEADER; THE THIRD WAY AS IDEOLOGY; A NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY?; CONCLUSION: WHY CLINTON FAILED TO CHANGE THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY; ENDNOTES; Chapter 2: COMPLEX MAN, COMPLEX LEGACY; II. DOMESTIC ECONOMIC POLICY Chapter 3: PRESIDENT CLINTON'S ECONOMIC POLICY AND APPROACH TO DECISION-MAKINGIII. TRADE POLICY; Chapter 4: ADAPTING TO A CHANGING GLOBAL ECONOMY; IV. ANTITRUST AND BUSINESS REGULATION; Chapter 5: ANTITRUST AND BUSINESS REGULATION: THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S "NEW DEMOCRAT"APPROACH TO ANTITRUST POLICY; INTRODUCTION TO ANTITRUST LAW AND POLICY; THE PRINCIPAL ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS; CARTELS AND PRICE-FIXING; MONOPOLIZATION AND MICROSOFT; MERGER MANIA; THE CLINTON ANTITRUST LEGACY; ENDNOTES; V. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY Chapter 6: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION: PROACTIVE LEADERSHIP IN TURBULENT TIMESNORMAL ACCIDENT THEORY AND THE THEORY OF HIGH RELIABILITY ORGANIZATIONS; THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION AND Y2K; LESSONS FOR FUTURE ADMINISTRATIONS; THE WEB EMERGES; EXPANDING THE USE OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB; DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH; ENDNOTES; VI. CIVIL RIGHTS AND CIVIL LIBERTIES; Chapter 7: "THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT"? BILL CLINTON AND CIVIL RIGHTS; HISTORICAL CONTEXT; EARLY RECORD; ADDRESSING THE LEGACY OF RACISM; CLINTON'S VISION; ENDNOTES Chapter 8: PRESIDENT CLINTON'S OUTREACH TO AFRICAN AMERICANSINTRODUCTION; VII. GUN CONTROL; Chapter 9: CLINTON AND GUN CONTROL: BOON OR BANE?; THE BRADY LAW; THE ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN; THE POST-COLUMBINE REACTION; THE GUN ISSUE AND CLINTON'S LEGACY; ENDNOTES; VIII. WELFARE REFORM; Chapter 10: WELFARE REFORM: IS THE PAST PROLOGUE?; ENDNOTES; Chapter 11: WHAT THIRD WAY? CLINTON, NEW DEMOCRATS AND SOCIAL POLICY REFORM; DEFINING THE THIRD WAY; HEALTH CARE; WELFARE REFORM; CONCLUSION; ENDNOTES; Chapter 12: WHAT CLINTON ACTUALLY DID IN WELFARE REFORM Chapter 13: ENDING WELFARE AS WE KNOW IT WAS CLINTON'S IDEAIX. HEALTH CARE REFORM; Chapter 14: FALSE PROMISES: LESSONS FROM THREE HEALTH CARE REFORM CATASTROPHES; THE MEDICARE CATASTROPHIC COVERAGE ACT OF 1988 (MCCA); THE CLINTON HEALTH SECURITY PLAN, 1993-1994; THE REPUBLICAN MEDICARE REFORM PLAN, 1995-1996; CONCLUSION; ENDNOTES; Chapter 15: THE POLITICS OF UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE: UNDERSTANDING THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S TROUBLED EFFORT AT COMPREHENSIVE REFORM; HISTORY: LESSON OR LAMENTATION?; THE CLINTON REFORM EFFORT REVISITED; THE CRITICAL FACTORS OF DEMISE Clinton, Bill / 1946- fast Clinton, Bill 1946- Political and social views Clinton, Bill / 1946- / Political and social views United States / Politics and government / 1993-2001 United States / Social policy / 1993 HISTORY / United States / State & Local / General bisacsh Political and social views fast Politics and government fast Social policy fast Politik |
| title | A true third way? domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton |
| title_auth | A true third way? domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton |
| title_exact_search | A true third way? domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton |
| title_full | A true third way? domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton Richard Himelfarb and Rosanna Perotti, editors |
| title_fullStr | A true third way? domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton Richard Himelfarb and Rosanna Perotti, editors |
| title_full_unstemmed | A true third way? domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton Richard Himelfarb and Rosanna Perotti, editors |
| title_short | A true third way? |
| title_sort | a true third way domestic policy and the presidency of william jefferson clinton |
| title_sub | domestic policy and the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton |
| topic | Clinton, Bill / 1946- fast Clinton, Bill 1946- Political and social views Clinton, Bill / 1946- / Political and social views United States / Politics and government / 1993-2001 United States / Social policy / 1993 HISTORY / United States / State & Local / General bisacsh Political and social views fast Politics and government fast Social policy fast Politik |
| topic_facet | Clinton, Bill / 1946- Clinton, Bill 1946- Political and social views Clinton, Bill / 1946- / Political and social views United States / Politics and government / 1993-2001 United States / Social policy / 1993 HISTORY / United States / State & Local / General Political and social views Politics and government Social policy Politik USA |
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