The Contest Over National Security: Fdr Conservatives And Struggle To Claim Most Powerful Phrase In American Politics Peter Roady Harvard University

A New History Shows How Fdr Developed Vision Of National Security Focused Not Just On Protecting Americans Against Physical Attack But Also Ensuring Their Economic Well-Being—And The Nascent Conservative Movement Won Battle To Narrow Its Meaning Durably Reshaping Us Politics Take For Granted That Comprises Defense Attacks Concept Once Meant Something More Franklin Roosevelt’s Peter Roady Argues Promised An Alternate Path United States By Devoting As Much Attention Want Foreign Threats Contest Over Burgeoning And Power-Hungry Policy Establishment Together Defeated Fdr’s Plans Comprehensive State Inaugurated Narrower Approach Has Dominated Ever Since In 1930S Roosevelt His Advisors Hoping Save From Fascism Communism Argued Entailed Protection Both Opponents Responded Promoting Limited Privileging Military Domestic Conservatives Brought Numerous Concerns Bear Through Enormous Public Relations Offensive Asserting Threatened Individual Freedom Government Was Less Competent Than Private Sector Incapable Delivering This Define Government’s Responsibilities Law Mind Reveals Explains Why Separate Imbalanced Welfare With Far-Reaching Consequences Recovering Forgotten Restores Expansive Understanding Security’s Meanings Today Face Great Challenges Times Σελίδες: 320 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0708 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm