附註:Includes bibliographical references (pages 255-298) and index.
Whose economic nation? Buy American campaigns and the American Revolution -- The class politics of the tariff: or, secrets of the tariff revealed -- Circling the wagons: buy American campaigns during the Great Depression -- No thanks, Mr. Hearst: alternatives to buy Americanism in the 1930s -- Making the world safe for American products: imperial free trade in the American century -- So we'll be able to make it in the U.S.A.: the ILCWU, the union label, and the import question -- Demons in the parking lot: autoworkers and the "Japanese threat" -- This label means bigger profits: corporate-sponsored buy American campaigns -- Nationalism from the bottom up: popular buy American campaigns.
摘要:"Buy American is an exciting history of economic nationalism, of the movements that made odd bedfellows of trade unions, corporate interests, and government as they attempted to entice, cajole, and occasionally mislead American consumers to keep their money inside the nations's borders."--Jacket.
