Illiberal Reformers: Race, Eugenics, and American Economics in the Progressive Era
A historical account of how progressive economists incorporated ideas on race and eugenics into American economic policy during the Progressive Era.
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Illiberal Reformers examines the role of leading economists during the Progressive Era in the United States.
The book discusses how ideas about race and eugenics influenced economic thought and public policy at the time.
It highlights the intersection of economics, social reform, and scientific beliefs in early twentieth-century America.
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