The Carter Presidency: Policy Choices in the Post-New Deal Era
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The Carter Presidency: Policy Choices in the Post-New Deal Era

by Gary M. Fink, Hugh Davis Graham

History Politics
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The Carter Presidency explores the policy choices of the Carter administration against the backdrop of the post-New Deal era. With a focus on American political history and public policy, the book provides a concise way to consider the challenges and decisions associated with this period in the presidency.

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This book examines the presidency of Jimmy Carter within the broader context of the post-New Deal era.

It focuses on the policy choices associated with the Carter administration.

The subject is presented through a historical and political perspective.

It offers readers a framework for considering the direction of American public policy during this period.

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