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The other America
Book • 1962
Published in 1962, 'The Other America' by Michael Harrington reveals the stark realities of poverty amidst America's post-war prosperity.
The book challenges readers to confront the harsh conditions faced by the impoverished and calls for action to create a more equitable society.
It played a significant role in shaping public discourse on poverty and influenced President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society programs.
The book challenges readers to confront the harsh conditions faced by the impoverished and calls for action to create a more equitable society.
It played a significant role in shaping public discourse on poverty and influenced President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society programs.
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as a biography of Michael Harrington, referring to an account from it.


Eli Lake

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Beautiful Losers: Mamdani & The End of Socialism’s Losing Streak
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as Michael Harrington's most enduring work, exposing poverty in America.


Eli Lake

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Beautiful Losers: Mamdani & The End of Socialism’s Losing Streak
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when discussing the poverty program efforts of the JFK and Johnson administrations.

John Podhoretz

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Relitigating the 20th Century
Mentioned in the context of President Kennedy announcing a war on poverty due to the massive poverty around US.

Modern Monetary Theory: The Fundamentals (Ft. L. Randall Wray)
Mentioned by Bill Moyer, who considers it the most important book on American life since Michael Harrington's 'The Other America'.

Barbara Ehrenreich with David Barsamian
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pour son éclairage sur la pauvreté cachée aux États-Unis.

Tamara Boussac

Le mot de l'éco 29/40 : “Welfare State” : l’Etat providence américain face à l’adversité
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in the context of a discussion on economic transactions.


David Henderson

David Henderson on the Essential UCLA School of Economics
Mentioned by Peter Hotez as a book that helped launch the war on poverty.

#1261 - Peter Hotez





