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001390227 24514 $$aThe Postwar moment :$$bprogressive forces in Britain, France, and the United States after World War II /$$cIsser Woloch.
001390227 24630 $$aProgressive forces in Britain, France, and the United States after World War II
001390227 264_1 $$aNew Haven :$$bYale University Press,$$c[2019]
001390227 264_4 $$c©2019
001390227 300__ $$axxii, 515 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates :$$billustrations ;$$c24 cm
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001390227 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 439-490) and index.
001390227 5050_ $$aPart one. Facing depression, fascism, and war. Britain: Labour's long apprenticeship -- (An uncertain ascent: fro 1900 to the Depression decade -- Facing the Depression -- Facing aggressive fascism: from pacifism to rearmament -- War and coalition -- Labour's wartime presence: Civil defense ; The mobilization of workers -- The limits of coalition -- The Beveridge Report and its aftermath) -- The travails of the French Left -- (Pillars of the modern French Left: the CGT and the Socialist Party -- A fractured Left, 1919-1934 -- From schism to unity -- The triumph of the Popular Front -- The collapse of the Popular Front -- Facing international fascism and flinching -- The fall of France and the French Republic -- Stirrings of resistance -- Forging a unified resistance -- The Common Program of the CNR) -- The Roosevelt era: from the New Deal to D-Day -- (Progressivism and normalcy -- The rise of Franklin Roosevelt -- The first New Deal -- Social security -- Federal work relief -- Labor on the move -- Steelworkers and autoworkers -- The New Deal peaks and falters -- America faces European fascism -- The Election of 1940 and the clouds of war -- Labor and economic mobilization for war -- Strains in Labor's grand bargain).
001390227 5050_ $$aPart two. Descent from victory: charting new paths. Labour's moment: the election of 1945 and after -- (Hopes and fears -- Toward the 1945 election -- The General Election of 1945 -- Two new faces in Parliament -- The Labour government: hopes and challenges -- Short of dollars and coal -- The three economic battles -- The Labour government and the unions) -- Starting over, with De Gaulle or without him -- (Liberation and provisional government -- The purges -- Mendès France: "redress and reconstruction" -- The regrouping of political forces: the Consultative Assembly -- Regrouping of political forces: communists and socialists -- Future of the Resistance -- Birth of the MRP -- Elections and more elections -- From provisional rule to democracy -- The Constituent Assembly -- A second try) -- Postwar prospects in the U.S. -- (Two progressive visions -- To keep or drop Vice President Wallace? -- The Election of 1944: FDR's fourth term -- The challenges of reconversion -- Big labor and big business -- Postwar strike wave -- The battle over price controls -- The elusive ideal of full employment -- The G.I. Bill of Rights -- The Election of 1946 and after -- Taft-Hartley).
001390227 5050_ $$aPart three. Struggles and outcomes. Building socialism British style -- (Addressing the housing deficit -- Education: taproot of inequality? -- Forging a national health service -- Public ownership revisited -- The Election of 1950 -- New rivals: Bevan and Gaitskell) -- Tripartism and its aftermath -- (Launching the Fourth Republic -- Food supplies, prices and wages -- Expanding social security -- The stillbirth of educational reform -- Reconstruction and housing -- Tripartism and its discontents: The MRP ; The socialists ; The PCF -- From tripartism to the Third Force -- The strike waves of 1947 and 1948 -- Another schism in the House of Labor) -- The United States: divided government, divided nation -- (Progressives in the postwar moment: the case of the AVC -- The CIO and its communists -- The CIO and race -- Who speaks for the liberals? -- Wallace and the Progressive Party -- Truman on the move -- Truman loyalty boards -- Election Day 1948 -- Civil rights in the postwar moment -- Desegregating the armed forces -- Truman's stewardship of the New Deal legacy -- Federal aid to education?) -- Conclusion: Three scenarios, one story? -- (Equivocal responses to aggressive fascism -- Domestic unity in wartime -- Into the postwar moment: the economic sphere -- Three versions of postwar politics -- Unions and governments -- Communism, organized labor, and political culture -- Reflections on the long game).
001390227 520__ $$aOffers a comparative study of the development of Post-World War II progressive politics in the United States, Britain, and France. Woloch assesses the progressive agendas that crystallized in each of the three allied democracies, tracing their roots in the interwar decades, their development during wartime, the struggles to establish them after the war's end, and the mixed outcome in each country. He adds the United States to a discussion that is usually focused solely on Europe and argues that the postwar moment deserves a more prominent place in the history of progressive politics. --Adapted from publisher description.
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