The Full Employment Horizon in 20th-Century America : The Movement for Economic Democracy (Hardcover)

Introduction: The Idea of Full Employment: The Democratic Horizon in Modern America 1. The Horizon of Possibility: The Notion of Full Employment in the Age of Capitalist Crisis 2. The Expanding Horizon of Full Employment: Imagining Economic Democracy in the 1940s 3. A War Against Want: Senator James E. Murray and the Political Campaign for Full Employment 4. The People's Struggle for Full Employment in the Aftermath of World War II 5. Out of Rebellion and into the Morass: Full Employment in the Postwar Years 6. "The Day of Structural Economic Reform is Not Over:" The Full Employment Revival, 1960-1968 7. The Vitality of the Improbable: Mobilizing for Full Employment in the 1970s Conclusion: An Idea in Search of a Movement: Full Employment in the Neoliberal Era