The conscience of a liberal

Título
The conscience of a liberal

Paul R. Krugman

Resumen
Examines the rise of movement conservatism in the U.S., defined by the author as a network of people and institutions that extends far beyond what is normally considered political life; contends that Republican conservatism is the result of white backlash against the civil rights movement; and argues that the drastic economic inequality that has developed in the U.S. since the 1980s is in direct correlation to political partisanship.

Fecha de publicación como intervalo
2009

Descripción física
xix, 296 p. ; 21 cm.

Contenido
The way we were -- The long Gilded Age -- The great compression -- The politics of the welfare state -- The sixties : a troubled prosperity -- Movement conservatism -- The great divergence -- The politics of inequality -- Weapons of mass distraction -- The new politics of equality -- The health care imperative -- Confronting inequality -- The conscience of a liberal.

Término de la materia
Income -- United States.
 
Equality -- United States.
 
Social policy -- United States.

Término geográfico
United States -- Economic conditions.
 
United States -- Politics and government.

Síntesis
Examines the rise of movement conservatism in the U.S., defined by the author as a network of people and institutions that extends far beyond what is normally considered political life; contends that Republican conservatism is the result of white backlash against the civil rights movement; and argues that the drastic economic inequality that has developed in the U.S. since the 1980s is in direct correlation to political partisanship.

ISBN
9780393333138

Información de publicación
New York : Norton, 2009.


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