Prisoners of Myth: The Leadership of the Tennessee Valley Authority, 1933-1990 (Princeton Studies in American Politics)
A detailed historical study of leadership and institutional change at the Tennessee Valley Authority from its founding through 1990.
About This Book
Prisoners of Myth examines the leadership dynamics that shaped the Tennessee Valley Authority over nearly six decades.
The study explores how founding myths influenced administrative decisions and institutional culture.
It draws on extensive archival research to trace the interplay between political expectations and organizational reality.
The book situates the TVA within broader themes of American political development and public administration.
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