From the New Deal to the New Right: Race and the Southern Origins of Modern Conservatism
Joseph E. Lowndes examines the Southern origins of modern American conservatism, emphasizing the role of race in political change from the New Deal era to the rise of the New Right. This work offers historical perspective on the formation of a major force in modern American politics.
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From the New Deal to the New Right examines the historical relationship between race and the development of modern American conservatism.
Joseph E. Lowndes focuses on the Southern origins of this political transformation, connecting regional history with broader changes in American politics.
The book offers a study of the period spanning the New Deal era through the emergence of the New Right.
It is suited to readers interested in political history, race and politics, conservatism, and the modern United States.
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