From union halls to the suburbs: Americans for democratic action and the transformation of postwar liberalism
"For decades, Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) exerted an outsized pull on the political stage. Formed in 1947 by anticommunist liberals such as economist John Kenneth Galbraith and historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr., the ADA established itself as the most prominent liberal organization in t...
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Amherst ; Boston
University of Massachusetts Press
[2023]
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Schriftenreihe: | Culture and politics in the cold war and beyond
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Zusammenfassung: | "For decades, Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) exerted an outsized pull on the political stage. Formed in 1947 by anticommunist liberals such as economist John Kenneth Galbraith and historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr., the ADA established itself as the most prominent liberal organization in the United States for more than a quarter century. Shaped by the ADA, the New Politics movement upended Democratic Party politics with its challenge to the Vietnam War, demands for redistributive economic policies, and development of a far-reaching politics of race, gender, and sexuality. By bringing the ADA and its influential public intellectuals into the story of the New Politics movement, Scott Kamen reveals how American liberalism shifted away from the working-class concerns of the New Deal era and began to cater to the interests of a new, suburban professional class. By the 1980s, many Democratic politicians, activists, and voters had embraced a neoliberal ideology that coupled socially liberal attitudes with market-based solutions, eschewing an older progressive politics steeped in labor issues" |
Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
Beschreibung: | xiii, 314 Seiten |
ISBN: | 9781625347619 9781625347626 |
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title | From union halls to the suburbs Americans for democratic action and the transformation of postwar liberalism |
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title_full | From union halls to the suburbs Americans for democratic action and the transformation of postwar liberalism Scott Kamen |
title_fullStr | From union halls to the suburbs Americans for democratic action and the transformation of postwar liberalism Scott Kamen |
title_full_unstemmed | From union halls to the suburbs Americans for democratic action and the transformation of postwar liberalism Scott Kamen |
title_short | From union halls to the suburbs |
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