The Great Exception: The New Deal and the Limits of American Politics (Politics and Society in Modern America)
Jefferson Cowie explores the New Deal as a pivotal episode in American political history. Focusing on its exceptional character and its limits, this study considers how the New Deal shaped—and was constrained by—the broader course of politics and society in modern America.
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Jefferson Cowie examines the New Deal and its place in American political history.
The book considers the New Deal as a significant exception within the broader development of American politics.
It explores the limits of the New Deal’s influence and its relationship to politics and society in modern America.
Part of the Politics and Society in Modern America series, this work offers a focused study of a pivotal period and its wider political meaning.
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