For the Common Good?

For the Common Good?

American Civic Life and the Golden Age of Fraternity

Kaufman, Jason

Oxford University Press Inc

08/2002

298

Dura

Inglês

9780195148572

15 a 20 dias

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Introduction: The Tocqueville Debate: What's at Stake?; PART ONE: ASSOCIATIONAL GROWTH AND DECLINE, 1870-1920; 1. Rise and Fall of a Nation of Joiners; 2. Method and Inquiry: Some Socio-Economic Factors Underlying the Associational Boom; 3. 'Communitas', or Some Socio-Cultural Factors Behind the Boom; PART TWO: COMPETITIVE VOLUNTARISM AND AMERICAN POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT; 4. Competitive Collusion: The Associational Origins of Special-Interest Group Politics; 5. The High Cost of High-Exist Organizations: The Struggle to Organize American Workers; 6. Competitive Militance: Civilian Military Organizations and the Destabilization of American National Security; 7. Whither Comprehensive Social Insurance in the United States? Associationalism and Anti-Statism Before the New Deal; PART THREE: SOCIAL CHANGE, SOCIAL CAPITAL, AND THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA; 8. Competitive Consumerism: Commerical Insurance, Ethnic Assimiliation, and the Decline of American Fraternalism; 9. Ethnogenesis: Social Capital, 'Racial Protectionsm', and Sectarian Social Organization; CONCLUSION
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