دانلود کتاب The Countryside in the Age of the Modern State: Political Histories of Rural America

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Contents\nForeword\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\nI. AGRARIAN LEGACIES\nRed Populism? T. A. Bland, Agrarian Radicalism, and the Debate over the Dawes Act\nAfrican Americans, Community Building, and the Role of the State in Rural Reform in Texas, 1890s-1930\nLand Monopoly, Agribusiness, and the State: Discovering the Family Farm in Twentieth-Century California\nII. THE USES OF THE STATE AND THE POLITICS OF THE DISPOSSESSED\nThe State of Nature. Country Folk, Conservationists, and Criminals at Yellowstone National Park, 1872-1908\nFighting for Child Health: Race, Birth Control, and the State in the Jim Crow South\n\"In America Life Is Given Away\": Jamaican Farmworkers and the Making of Agricultural Immigration Policy\nErnesto Galarza, Mexican Immigration, and Farm Labor Organizing in Postwar California\nIII. CONSTRUCTING THE MODERN STATE\nAccounting for Change: Farmers and the Modernizing State\nAgrarian Intellectuals in a Democratizing State: A Collective Biography of USDA Leaders in the Intended New Deal\nAn \"Enviable Tradition\" of Patriarchy: New Deal Investigations of Women\'s Work in the Amish Farm Family\nRemaking Red Bird: Isolation and the War on Poverty in a Rural Appalachian Locality\nIV. CONTEMPORARY RURAL POLITICS\nCall of the Mild: Colorado Ski Resorts and the Politics of Rural Tourism\nFrom the Heartland to Seattle: The Family Farm Movement of the 1980s and the Legacy of Agrarian State Building\nNotes on Contributors\nIndex