
Progressivism in America: Past, Present, and Future
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- Cover
- Progressivism in America
- Copyright
- Contents
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Part One Antecedents
- 1. TR, Wilson, and the Origins of the Progressive Tradition
- 2. Franklin Roosevelt and the Progressive Tradition
- 3. From the Politics of Hope to the Politics of Frustration: FDR's Legacy and the Quandaries of Postwar Liberalism
- 4. Progressive Politics and the Rise of the Modern Right
- Part Two Progressive Politics Today
- 5. Progressivism and Government: Building the Case for a Dignified and Decent Life for All
- 6. Financial Reform after the 2008 Crisis
- 7. Reopening the American Political System
- 8. Insecurity, Austerity, and the American Social Contract
- 9. Labor, Race, Gender, and Poverty in America
- 10. Crafting a Progressive Foreign Policy in Today's World
- 11. The Progressive Tradition and the Problem of Global Warming
- 12. Bringing Human Rights and Women's Rights Home: From the Roosevelt Era to the Present
- Part Three Critiques
- 13. Barack Obama: Progressive?
- 14. Really Existing Progressivism: Its Strengths and Weaknesses in America
- Part Four The Future of Progressive Politics
- 15. A Progressive Agenda for the Twenty-first Century
- 16. The Way Forward: Progressive Problems, Progressive Hopes
- Index
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