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business and politics in twentieth-century America
Adversarial relations? : business and politics in twentieth-century America / Richard R. John -- Trade associations, state building, and the Sherman Act : the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 1912-25 / Laura Phillips Sawyer -- Toward a civic welfare state : business and city building in the 1920s / Daniel Amsterdam -- The "Monopoly" Hearings, its critics, and the limits of patent reform in the New Deal / Eric S. Hintz -- Farewell to progressivism : the Second World War and the privatization of the "military-industrial complex" / Mark R. Wilson -- Beyond the New Deal : Thomas K. McCraw and the political economy of capitalism / Richard R. John and Jason Scott Smith -- "Free enterprise" or federal aid? : the business response to economic restructuring in the long 1950s / Tami J. Friedman -- They were the moving spirits? : business and supply-side liberalism in the postwar South -- Brent Cebul -- A fraught partnership: business and the public university since the Second World War / Elizabeth Tandy Shermer -- The triumph of social responsibility in the National Association of Manufacturers in the 1950s / Jennifer Delton -- "What would peace in Vietnam mean for you as an investor?" : business executives and the antiwar movement, 1967-75 / Eric R. Smith -- Entangled : civil rights in corporate America since 1964 / Pamela Walker Laird.
edited by Richard R. John and Kim Phillips-Fein.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Hagley perspectives on business and culture