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Corporatism and the Rule of Law
A Study of the National Recovery Administration
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English
Published/Copyright:
1988
About this book
This illuminating new look at Franllin Roosevelt's National Recovery Administration (NRA) challenges widely accepted conclusions about that program. Tracing the intellectual origins of the NRA to pragmatism and its political origins to progressivism, Donald R. Brand argues that the NRA was an ambitious attempt to secure social justice for the organizationally disadvantaged in American society.
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Donald R. Brand is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Frontmatter
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Contents
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Acknowledgments
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Introduction: Theodore Lowi and American Corporatism
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Part I. The Origins of the NRA
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Part II. Business and the NRA
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Part III. Labor and the NRA
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Conclusion: Juridical Democracy Reconsidered
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Bibliography
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Index
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9781501745539
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