American Amnesia: How the War on Government Led Us to Forget What Made America Prosper
Jacob S. Hacker examines how the war on government may have contributed to a national loss of memory about the foundations of American prosperity. Combining political and economic perspective, American Amnesia considers changing ideas about government, public policy, and the forces that shape the country’s understanding of its own success.
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American Amnesia explores the relationship between opposition to government and changing ideas about what has contributed to American prosperity.
Jacob S. Hacker considers how the country’s understanding of government, public policy, and economic success may have shifted over time.
The book offers a focused examination of American political and economic memory, centered on the consequences of forgetting what made the nation prosper.
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