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The eighties (1st ed )

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Couverture de l’ouvrage The eighties (1st ed )

This book is abrief, but comprehensive account of the historical contours ofa remarkable decade. The Eighties provides a unique and comprehensive overview of the history of the decade of the 1980s and the profound changes that occurred in American society (and elsewhere) during the decade.Through thoughtfulanalyses of United States politics, popular culture, technological changes, gender and race relations,the Reagan Administration,and other aspects of the 1980s, Palermo provides readers with an understanding of the complexity and nuance of the 1980s.

CHAPTER 1THE END OF THE "ME DECADE"

"America Held Hostage"

1980 Campaign

Ronald Reagan

Candidate Reagan

Inauguration Day: January 20, 1981

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CHAPTER 2THE REAGAN REVOLUTION

"Welfare Queens"

Reagan In Power

PATCO

Foxes In Henhouses

Deregulation

Assassination Attempt

Reagan and the Press

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CHAPTER 3OFF TO THE RACES

Military Buildup

Foreign Policy

Back in the USSR

Central America

Technology and Popular Culture

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CHAPTER 4CONFLICT AND COMPROMISE

Nuclear Freeze

S.D.I.

MLK Holiday

Race Relations

HIV/AIDS

ERA/Gender Relations

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CHAPTER 5INTERVENTION AND CHANGE

Lebanon

Grenada

Vietnam Memorial

Environment

Reaganomics

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CHAPTER 61984

1984

The Democratic Party

Jesse Jackson's 'Rainbow Coalition'

The Democratic and Republican Conventions

Mondale-Ferraro

Election Results

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CHAPTER 7CULTURE WARS, APARTHEID, A NEW BEGINNING IN U.S.-SOVIET RELATIONS

The PMRC

Madonna and Springsteen

Hip-Hop and Jazz

South Africa

Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev

Two Disasters

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CHAPTER 8THE COLDWAR AND IRAN-CONTRA

Reykjavik

Contra Re-Supply

Arms Sales to Iran

Iran-Contra Hearings

Constitutional Crisis

"Tear Down This Wall"

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CHAPTER 9TRANSITION IN A CHALLENGING TIME

The INF Treaty

More Scandals

The Savings and Loan Debacle

Election 1988

Bush-Quayle

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CHAPTER 10"CULTURE WARS" IN A CHANGING WORLD

The Arts and Culture Wars

The Berlin Wall

Afghanistan

Change Comes the Soviet Union

The War on Drugs

The U.S. Invasion of Panama

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Conclusion

Bibliographical Essay

Joseph A. Palermo is an associate professor of history at California State University, Sacramento. He received his bachelor's degrees in sociology and anthropology from the University of California, Santa Cruz; a master's degree in history from San Jose State University; and a master's degree and doctorate in American history from Cornell University. His expertise includes political history, presidential politics, presidential war powers, social movements of the 20th century, social movements of the 1960s, civil rights and the history of American foreign policy. He has written two books on Robert F. Kennedy: In His Own Right: The Political Odyssey of Senator Robert F. Kennedy (Columbia University Press, 2001); and Robert F. Kennedy and the Death of American Idealism (Pearson Longman, 2008). Professor Palermo has also written articles for anthologies on the life of Father Daniel Berrigan in The Human Tradition in America Since 1945 (Scholarly Resources Press, 2003); and on the Watergate scandal in Watergate and the Resignation of Richard Nixon (CQ Press, 2004).

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