The New Deal the historical debate - Kirkendall, Richard Stewart, 1928- (Wiley : New York, 1973)
Schlesinger, A. M. Significant but not revolutionary change.--Hacker, L. M. The establishment of state capitalism.--Commager, H. S. The application of accepted and long-familiar principles.--Mitchell, B. Intellectual confusion and economic failure.--Hacker, L. M. The third American revolution.--Degler, C. N. The establishment of the guarantor state.--Schlesinger, Jr., A. M. A successful middle way.--Bernstein, I. The establishment of big labor.--Chambers, C. A. The implementation of postwar progressivism.--Hawley, E. W. The survival of big business.--Patterson, J. T. Limited by effective resistance.--Bernstein, B. J. The continuation of corporate capitalism.--Auerbach, J. S. Radical change far short of revolution.--Bibliography (p. 151-160)
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Keywords: New Deal, 1933 -- 1939; United States -- Economic conditions -- 1918 -- 1945; United States -- Economic policy -- 1933 -- 1945; United States -- History -- 1933 -- 1945