Britain and Transnational ProgressivismDavid W. Gutzke Palgrave Macmillan, 15.09.2008 г. - 258 страници "Breaking new ground on a neglected topic, this book examines Progressivism as an international historical movement between 1870 and 1918. The essays collected here aim to galvanize historians into reexamining assumptions about the origins, similarities, differences, and ultimate impact of social reforms using a broad comparative perspective. In questioning the existing historical consensus, they call upon scholars to utilize a transnational approach to gain a better understanding of how a complex matrix of ideas, peoples, and research transformed the structure of western industrial societies."--BOOK JACKET. |
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Progressivism in Britain and Abroad | 23 |
Glasgow and the United States 18801920 | 65 |
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