Nature's New Deal examines the history of one of Roosevelt's most successful experiments, the Civilian Conservation Corps- a turning point in national politics and modern environmentalism. Maher explores the rise of the CCC, and shows how the critique of its campgrounds, hiking trails, and motor roads frames the debate over environmentalism.
Nature's New Deal examines the history of one of Roosevelt's most successful experiments, the Civilian Conservation Corps- a turning point in national politics and modern environmentalism. Maher explores the rise of the CCC, and shows how the critique of its campgrounds, hiking trails, and motor roads frames the debate over environmentalism.
Neil M. Maher is Associate Professor of History, Federated History Department, New Jersey Institute of Technology--Rutgers University, Newark.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: New Deal Conservation Chapter 1: Ideas: Franklin Roosevelt's Progressive Era Influences Chapter 2: Landscapes: The Evolution of CCC Conservation Chapter 3: Labor: Enrollee Work and the Body Politics Chapter 4: Community: Locals and Next Door Natures Chapter 5: The Public: The National Conservation Debate Chapter 6: Planning: From Top-Down Conservation to Bottom-Up Environment Epilogue: New Deal Landscapes in the Environmental Era
Introduction: New Deal Conservation Chapter 1: Ideas: Franklin Roosevelt's Progressive Era Influences Chapter 2: Landscapes: The Evolution of CCC Conservation Chapter 3: Labor: Enrollee Work and the Body Politics Chapter 4: Community: Locals and Next Door Natures Chapter 5: The Public: The National Conservation Debate Chapter 6: Planning: From Top-Down Conservation to Bottom-Up Environment Epilogue: New Deal Landscapes in the Environmental Era
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