Building New Deal Liberalism: The Political Economy of Public Works, 1933–1956

Jason Scott Smith

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Political and Economic history of UK and US Social Policy and Reform Studies American Literature and Culture

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1. Reevaluating the New Deal state and the public works revolution 2. Economic development and unemployment in the early New Deal 3. Making a New Deal state: patronage and the Public Works Administration 4. The dilemma of New Deal public works: people or projects? 5. 'Boondoggling' and the welfare state 6. Party building and 'pernicious political activities': the road to the Hatch Act 7. Public works and New Deal liberalism in reorganization and war 8. Public works and the postwar world 9. Epilogue: public works and the building of New Deal liberalism.

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