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...Archibald Rutledge Copyright © 1940 by Duke University Press 1940 THE NEGRO AND THE NEW DEAL ARCHIBALD RUTLEDGE NOTHING MORE revolutionary in American politics has ever occurred than the defection of the Negro from the Republican party and, of course, his consequent alignment...

...Robert Stanley Rankin Copyright © 1934 by Duke University Press 1934 THE PRESIDENCY UNDER THE NEW DEAL ROBERT STANLEY RANKIN THE American people have proven to be steadfast in their faith in certain governmental principles, despite the cur­ rent belief that they are prone to make political...

...Richard L. Watson, Jr. The Age of Roosevelt: The Coming of the New Deal . By Schlesinger Arthur M. Jr . Boston : Houghton Mifflin & Company , 1958 . Pp. xiv , 669 . $6.75 . Copyright © 1960 by Duke University Press 1960 138 The South Atlantic Quarterly The Age...

...Richard L. Watson, Jr. The Economic Thought of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Origins of the New Deal . By Fusfeld Daniel R. . New York : Columbia University Press , 1956 . Pp. 337 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 508 The South Atlantic Quarterly...

... The thirties ushered in a period of labor growth and militancy and, according to many observers, an extremely hostile press. Newspapers were accused of stressing the negative factors of unionization, particularly violent strikes, and also of adhering to a rigid antilabor attitude in dealing with their own...

...Alfred Werner The New Deal Art Projects: An Anthology of Memoirs . Edited by O’Connor Francis V. . Washington : Smithsonian Institution Press , 1972 . Pp. 339 , 65 black-and-white illustrations. $12.50 . Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 Book Reviews 167 saucers...

...Michael J. Cassity Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 Huey Long: Barometer of Reform in the New Deal Michael J. Cassity Not without reason was Huey Long the most popular critic of the New Deal. His objections to the Roosevelt administration reflected an impressive consistency...

...David C. Roller Governor O. Max Gardner: A Power in North Carolina and New Deal Washington . By Morrison Joseph L. . Chapel Hill : The University of North Carolina Press , 1971 . Pp. xii , 323 . $10 . Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 Book Reviews 329 In Ashby s...

...John Braeman Copyright © 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 The Historian as Activist: Charles A. Beard and the New Deal John Braeman Charles A. Beard was probably the most influential and widely read American historian of the twentieth century. Lewis Mumford acknowl­ edged him in 1945...

... “nonpolitical” or “prepolitical”—we contend instead that they contained information that reveals a particular “moral economy” of their participants. In particular, rioters and looters were acting in defense of the “customary entitlements” of what we call a neoliberal “deal”—a deal based on aspiration, plentiful...

... critical aspects of the proposed HSR are explored, for going beyond that, pointing out the aspects dealing with the social implications of the anti-HSR (NOTAV in Italian) movement, the leading one in the Commons struggle today in Italy. A brief history of the NOTAV movement is reported. The HSR project...

... Deal and the Red Deal as a way to contribute to critical thinking about demands in popular struggles from below and the left. The author’s aim is to push us toward a stickier vocabulary through which to think with today’s movements and their demands, as a way to participate in building popular...

...Graeme Hayes; Sherilyn MacGregor This article discusses the contrasting “temporal regimes” of Extinction Rebellion and the concept of a feminist green new deal. The authors discuss the former's emphasis on emergency to stimulate disobedient action, particularly out of concern for one's future...

..., and politics. To achieve this recognition Margolles works in medico-legal and forensic spaces, creating aesthetic pieces from the remains of crime. This essay examines a number of artworks by Margolles as she deals in death scenes that exceed the boundaries of “typical” criminological, political, or juridical...

..., the city has become the primary hub of the United States Forces Korea after the restructuring of the global US military presence. Second, the democratic South Korean government’s use of coercive and violent measures in dealing with the local movement sets an alarming precedent for global base politics...

... processes of financialization involve an ever-tighter entanglement between the fortunes of high finance and the everyday life of consumer borrowing and indebtedness. This article focuses on the phenomenon of shadow money—money issued outside the traditional boundaries of the New Deal banking system...

... escape the mark of particularity. This has important implications for how concepts such as sovereignty are understood. The limits of Agamben's position are to be found in the ontological presuppositions that underlie it. In order to counter the inability of Agamben's position to deal with problems...

... their resonances with the dynamics of migratory movements, I ask how the practices of exclusion and differential inclusion that characterize border and migration regimes intersect modes of capitalist valorization and extraction. The article begins by considering the prevalence of “deals” by which states exchange...

...-making, influence the parameters of the deal, and are invested in the outcomes. Crucially, the settler state also draws inferences adverse to Indigenous land interests from the very fact of these negotiations. The phenomenon of “extraction contracting,” purported to be a mode of private governance...

... into the blood of the Egyptian national identity. Thus, this essay deals with modernity in translation in the postcolonial zone and contributes to the effort to highlight the artistic activity in the Muslim world in the twentieth century—a century that has been mainly defined as Western and usually excludes any...