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• Joan Scott Was Not Alone: The Emergence and Investigation of Gender in U.S. Women’s History 1980 – 1992
  ...ral value than the veneration of domesticity …” Even so, like Lizabeth Cohen after her, Anderson notes the nature of the G.I. bill required wives to sup
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• Deconstructing Dumbo: The Disneyland Discourse on Suburban America
  If as Lizabeth Cohen argues in A Consumer Republic: The Politics of Mass Consumption in Postwar ...adwinner headed family and the male citizen over the female within it.” (Cohen, 144) In this way, Disneyland as an appendage of a larger consumer republic
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• A Nation of Consumer Republics: Suburbanization, Media, and Cultural Production in Postwar America
  ...n media and culture. Works by Lisa Lowe, Glen Mimura, Eric Avila, Lizabeth Cohen, Ben Bagdikian, Ed Herman, and Noam Chomsky explore this tension in numerou ...e purview of local officials. Thus, localism undermined central authority. Cohen notes that one might assume federal postwar expenditures might imbue faith
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• Twentieth Century United States
  * Adam Cohen and Elizabeth Taylor. [http://tropicsofmeta.wordpress.com/2011/08/18/dog-da * Lizabeth Cohen. [[A Consumers’ Republic|A Consumers’ Republic: The Politics of Mass Co
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• Urban Studies
  * Lizabeth Cohen. [[Making a New Deal|Making a New Deal: Industrial Workers in Chicago, 1919
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• Twentieth Century America
  *Cohen, Lizabeth. Making a New Deal: Industrial Workers in Chicago, 1919-1939.
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• Wartime Women
  ...ng power fit neatly into the postwar “consumer republic” that Lizabeth Cohen has described. Predictably, race intervened for some women. Employer discri ...e and women had to contribute their share.” (174) Even so, like Lizabeth Cohen after her, Anderson notes the nature of the G.I. bill required wives to sup
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• Popular Culture in the Age of White Flight
  If as Lizabeth Cohen argues in ''A Consumer Republic'' that postwar government policies as repre ...upporting he construction of Dodger Stadium in the Chavez Ravine.” (169) Cohen’s work suggests that unions nationwide adopted this position in a push fo
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• Public Vows
  ...ent. Numerous authors from Karen Anderson (''Wartime Women'') and Lizabeth Cohen (''A Consumer’s Republic'') have outlined how the reintegration of vetera
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• A Consumers’ Republic
  | author = Lizabeth Cohen ...ica.” In any case, the mantra of this period is “buy, buy, buy,” and Cohen insists that choices in the market were often politicized. Disney’s notor
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• Making a New Deal
  | author = Lizabeth Cohen ...labor movement, which splintered into the usual ethnic and racial pieces. Cohen argues that “welfare capitalism,” which sought to suppress unionization
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• The Media Monopoly
  ...news sources may have proliferated, the audience segments along the lines Cohen points out. The kind of news people pursue increasingly seems to be the new
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• Mom
  ...ishing new authority for themselves as guardians of the public welfare,” Cohen observes in her book, A Consumers' Republic: The Politics of Mass Consumpti
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• American History - Kling
  * Cohen, Lizabeth. [[Making a New Deal | Making a New Deal: Industrial Workers in Chicago, 19 * Cohen, Lizabeth. [[A Consumer's Republic | A Consumer’s Republic: The Politics of Mass Co
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• Nineteenth and Twentieth Century United States
  Cohen, Patricia Cline. The Murder of Helen Jewett: The Life and Death of a Prosti Cohen, Lizabeth. Making a New Deal: Industrial Workers in Chicago, 1919-1939. Cambridge [En
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