Background
Hawley, Ellis Wayne was born on June 2, 1929 in Cambridge, Kansas, United States. Son of Pearl Washington and Gladys Laura (Logsdon) Hawley.
(A re-issue of this classic study of President Roosevelt's...)
A re-issue of this classic study of President Roosevelt's adminstrative policy toward monopoly during the period of the New Deal, updated with a new introduction by the author.
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(America at the beginning of 1917 was a nation mobilizing ...)
America at the beginning of 1917 was a nation mobilizing for war. It was also a nation potentially capable of developing the world's first mass consumption economy. Institutionally and ideologically it was a nation without the institutions capable of ensuring that the new sources of authority would be used to further the ends of liberal democracy and national progress. This highly regarded volume reexamines America's historical development during the years from 1917 to 1933, focusing in particular on wartime mobilization and action as well as the rise and collapse of the world's first mass consumption economy. Hawley also explores the continued search for a modern managerial order geared to the realization of liberal ideals during this period. Titles of related interest from Waveland Press: Jeansonne, Transformation and Reaction: America 1921-1945 (ISBN 9781577663829) and Wilson, Herbert Hoover: Forgotten Progressive (ISBN 9780881337051).
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Hawley, Ellis Wayne was born on June 2, 1929 in Cambridge, Kansas, United States. Son of Pearl Washington and Gladys Laura (Logsdon) Hawley.
Bachelor of Arts, University Wichita, 1950; Master of Arts, University Kansas, 1951; Doctor of Philosophy (research fellow), University of Wisconsin, 1959.
Instructor to professor of history, North Texas State University, 1957-1968; professor of history, Ohio State University, 1968-1969; professor of history, U. Iowa, 1969-1994; professor emeritus, U. Iowa, since 1994; department chairman history, U. Iowa, 1986-1989. History consultant Public Papers of the Presidents: Hoover, 1974-1978.
(A re-issue of this classic study of President Roosevelt's...)
(America at the beginning of 1917 was a nation mobilizing ...)
Investigator Project to Study History in Iowa Public Schools, Iowa City, 1978-1979. Consultant Quad Cities history project Putnam Museum, Davenport, 1978-1979. Served to First lieutenant infantry Army of the United States, 1951-1953.
Member American History Association, Organisation American Historians, Southern History Association, American Association of University Professors (member executive county Iowa chapter 1982-1984), Iowa History Society.
Married Sofia Koltun, September 2, 1953. Children– Arnold Jay, Agnes Fay.