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The Republican Ascendancy: American Politics, 1968-2001

ISBN: 9780882959702 | 0882959700
Format: Paperback
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
Pub. Date: 4/1/2002

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Table of ContentsAuthor Biography
Forewordvii
Prefacexiii
Republicans in a Democratic Age, 1932-1968
1(26)
Republican Party Dominance before the New Deal, 1860-1932
... MORE		3(3)
Republicans against Roosevelt, 1933-194S
6(5)
The Cold War, the Red Scare, and Republican Resurgence, 1946-1952
11(2)
President Eisenhower's Republican Interlude, 1953-1960
13(3)
Revitalizing Conservative Thought in the Postwar Era, 1945-1964
16(4)
Liberalism, Backlash, and Republican Revival, 1961-1968
20(7)
Richard Nixon and the Paradox of the ``New Republican Majority,'' 1969-1974
27(27)
Continuity of Liberal Domestic Policy
31(4)
The Southern Strategy: Building a Conservative Bloc
35(6)
Nixon's War: Vietnam and Foreign Affairs
41(4)
The Road to Watergate and Ruin
45(9)
Stagnation, Malaise, and Conservative Revival, 1974-1980
54(29)
Watergate's Legacy, Political Reform, and Carter's 1976 Election
56(3)
Economic Stagnation: The End of the Postwar Boom
59(3)
The Growing Conservative Movement
62(6)
The Decay of the Democratic Party and the Backlash against Liberalism
68(9)
Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, and the 1980 Election
77(6)
Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Republican Ascendancy, 1981-1992
83(36)
The ``Reagan Revolution''
84(4)
Reagan's New Cold War, 1981-1986
88(2)
The Reagan-Bush Economic and Social Record
90(10)
Reagan's 1984 Reelection and Second Term
100(5)
George N. W. Bush, Michael Dukakis, and the 1988 Election
105(7)
The End of the Cold War and Bush's ``New World Order''
112(2)
George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and the 1992 Election
114(5)
New Democrats and Republican Revolutionaries, 1993-2000
119(36)
Republicans versus Clinton, 1993-1994
120(7)
Newt Gingrich, the 1994 Elections, and the ``Republican Revolution'' of 1995
127(5)
The End of the ``Republican Revolution'' and Clinton's 1996 Reelection
132(6)
The Impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton
138(7)
U.S. Foreign Relations during the Clinton Era, 1993-2000
145(4)
George W Bush, Al Gore, and the 2000 Election
149(6)
Conclusion: The Rise and Fall of Republicans' Conservative Strategies, 1968-2001155(15)
Republicans and the ``Party System'' of 1968-2001
156(1)
The Decline of the Republicans' Conservative Strategies in the 1990s
157(8)
A Permanent Republican (or Democratic) Majority in the Twenty-First Century?
165(5)
Bibliographical Essay170(19)
Index189
Michael Schaller received his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan and is Professor of History at the University of Arizona George Rising is a Ph.D. candidate in U.S. history at the University of Arizona


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