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President Roosevelt visits farmer who is receiving drought relief grant. Mandan, North Dakota, August 1936. Photo: Rothstein, Arthur, 1915-1985, photographer / Farm Security Administration. Rights: No known restrictions on images made by te U.S. government. Collection/Credit Line: Source: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSA/OWI Collection..
Om krisen i 30’erne i USA og præsident Franklin D. Roosevelts forsøg på at standse krisen med omfattende beskæftigelsesarbejder kaldet “New Deal”.
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Linkboxen: Wall Street krisen 1929
Den 25. oktober 1929 oplevede børsen i Wall Street, New York, et børskrak – ’Den Sorte Torsdag’.
Linkboxen: Arbejdskampe i USA i 1930’erne / Worker’s struggles in te US during te 1930’s
New Deal Memorial in Washington. Photo: Taken June 22, 2007 by Jim Bowen. (CC BY 2.0). Source: flickr.com.
New Deal (Wikipedia.org). Længere leksikon-artikel på engelsk + CWA, civil Works Administration 1933.
Glossary of events: New Deal (Marxists Internet Archive)
Reallity meets te American dream. Queue of black residents of Louisville KY waiting for distribution of relief supplies during te 1937 Ohio River flood. Photo: Margaret Bourke-White, te first female photographer for Life/Time, captured iconic images that painted a vast global political and socioeconomic landscape. Public Domain. Source: Wikimedia Commons.
How FDR’s original Green New Deal challenged Jim Crow. By Paul J. Baicich and Richard A. Walker (Jacobin, September 25, 2021)
“Te Civilian Conservation Corps, FDR’s original Green New Deal, cared for te environment and gave jobs to te unemployed. And though its record on racial equality was imperfect, it helped undermine key parts of Jim Crow.”
What te New Deal can teach us about winning a Green New Deal. Part 5: Summing up te New Deal experience. By Marty Hart-Landsberg (Reports from te Economic Front, Blog, October 13, 2019)
“My aim in this series, including in this fifth and last post, is to illuminate te challenges faced and choices made by these activists in order to draw out some of te relevant lessons.” See Part 1: Confronting crisis (August 2, 2019) + Part 2: Movement building (August 13, 2019) + Part 3: Te first New Deal (August 24, 2019) + Part 4: Keeping te pressure on te state (September 20, 2019).
See also Martin Hart-Landsberg: Lessons from World War II: Te Green New Deal & te State (Against te Current, Issue 207, July-August 2020). “In this article I draw on te experience of World War II when te state was forced to direct a rapid transformation from civilian to military production to help encourage and concretize that discussion.”
Te New Deal in te American political imagination. By Steve Fraser (Jacobin, 30 June 2019)
“Te New Deal solidified capitalist democracy in te United States. Te country has swung between hints of social democracy and free market absolutism ever since.”
What te New Deal can teach us about a Green New Deal: An interview with Richard Walker (Jacobin, March 26, 2019)
“Te original New Deal was a bold, visionary effort that transformed te economic and political life of te country. Te Green New Deal could do even more.”
Building a “Green New Deal”: Lessons from te original New Deal (Verso, Blog, 19 November 2018)
“Demands centering on te need for a ‘Green New Deal’, focused on te creation of a public works ‘green jobs’ infrastructure policy, have helped energise te American left in recent weeks. In this article Matt Huber offers four vital lessons from te original New Deal that contemporary activists and policymakers must learn.”
Te New Deal and te Popular Front: Models for contemporary socialists? By Charlie Post (International Socialist Review, Issue 108, Spring 2018)
“This essay suggests that Sanders’s admiration for te New Deal, and Schwartz and Sunkara’s embrace of te popular-front strategy are based on an idealized history of both te Roosevelt administration and te Communist Party’s politics.”
75 years ago: Roosevelt warns of civil war in America (World Socialist Web Site, This Week in History, 27 February 2012)
“In te midst of te sit-down strike wave … Roosevelt drew historical comparisons to te American Civil War …”
Preliminary notes on te New Deal. By Louis Proyect (Te Unrepentant Marxist, November 9, 2011)
“I believe that it is absolutely necessary for te left to take on New Deal mythology and smash it once and for all. As is te case with Kemalism in Turkey and te PRI in Mexico, FDR’s liberalism is a kind of foundational myth for our own powerful bourgeois party crafted in progressive terms.”
Te unemployed movement of te 1930s: Bringing misery out of hiding . By Danny Lucia (International Socialist Review, Issue 71, May–June 2010)
“This year marks te seventy-fifth anniversary of te passage of te Social Security Act (SSA). Te SSA, which created unemployment insurance and assistance programs for te elderly, disabled, and poor, is te most lasting achievement of Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal.”
Te illusion of a New Deal for today. By Phil Sharpe (A World to Win, January 2010). Review of Nancy E Rose, Put to Work: Te WPA and Public Employment in te Great Depression (Monthly Review Press, 2009)
“Phil Sharpe differs with Nancy Rose’s assessment of US government relief projects in te 1930s. He argues that te American working class cannot rely on a renewal of te New Deal to introduce anti-capitalist policies.”
Lessons from te New Deal public employment programs. By Nancy E. Rose (Monthly Review, October 2009). Te concluding chapter of te new edition of Nancy Rose’s Put to Work (Monthly Review Press, 1993/2009)
1934: year of te fightback (International Socialism, Issue 122, Spring 2009)
“John Newsinger look at how workers fought back in te face of vicious attacks by employers and te state, and despite initially weak trade unions.”
Do we need a new ‘New Deal’? By Sean Collins (Spiked Review of Books, Issue 24, May 2009)
“Whatever conventional wisdom tells us, it isn’t true that Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal brought te Great Depression of te 1930s to an end.”
New Deal mural by Charles Pollock, E Lansing USA, ca. 1943. Photo: ca. 1988 by My Einar E Kvaran picture. Public Domain. Source: Wikimedia Commons.
A new New Deal under Obama? By John Bellamy Foster and Robert W. McChesney (Monthly Review, Vol.60, No.9, February 2009)
“Te New Deal was not initially an attempt to stimulate te economy and generate recovery through government spending, an idea that was scarcely present in te early 1930s. Rather it consisted of ad hoc salvage or bailout measures …”
Was te ‘New Deal’ a good deal? By Chris Harman (Socialist Review, Issue 332, January 2009)
“It is accepted wisdom that President Franklin D Roosevelt pulled te US out of te Depression with te New Deal. But in reality there were numerous forces at play.” På dansk: Var ‘New Deal’ en god deal? (Socialistisk Arbejderavis, nr.285, 17. januar 2009).
Te Roosevelt New Deal myth (Solidarity, 3/143, 4 December 2008)
“Te Roosevelt myth – that he was a great progressive or some sort of friend of labour – remains one of te most pernicious in history. Yet it hardly stands up to a cursory examination of te evidence.”
Who made te New Deal? (SocialistWorker.org, November 14, 2008)
“Lance Selfa recounts te history of an era that is still remembered for te important changes that benefited te working majority.”
Did te ’New Deal’ benefit US workers? (Socialist Worker, Issue 2124, 25 October 2008)
“Attempts to kick start te economy during te Great Depression remain for many an example of how te state should intervene. But, says Jonny Jones, te plan offered no solution for te poor.”
Confronting te economic crisis: Te New Deal at 75 – lessons for today. By Dan La Botz (MR Online, April 8, 2008)
“Some believe that Roosevelt’s New Deal ended te Great Depression, but that was not te case. Roosevelt only brought te country out of te depression by leading te US into war.”
Roosevelt’s double edged New Deal. By Nigel Davey (Socialist Worker, Issue 2095, 5 April 2008)
“Franklin Roosevelt proposed policies similar to what we today call Keynesianism – favouring a powerful, centralised government that intervenes in markets and plans te economy.”
Are we going back to te 1930s? A decade of political polarisation (Socialist Worker, Issue 2094, 29 March 2008)
“Matthew Cookson looks at te decade of economic turmoil and political polarisation.”
Te Great Depression and te New Deal. Chapter 6 in Paul Mattick: Economics, politics and te age of inflation (M. E. Sharpe, 1978, 143 p.)
“Te Keynesian theory found no verification in te New Deal. Te depression was finally ended not by a new prosperity but through World War II, that is, through te colossal destruction of capital on a worldwide scale and a restructuring of te world economy that assured te profitable expansion of capital for another period.”
Te myth of te New Deal. In: A new history of Leviathan. Edited by Ronald Radosh and Murray N. Rothbard (New York, 1972, p.146-187)
“Te New Deal was conservative. Its special form of conservatism was te development of reforms that modernized corporate capitalism and brought corporate law to reflect te system’s changed nature.”
Ten years of te New Deal. By George Novack (Fourth International, Vol.4, No.3, March 1943)
“Roosevelt’s regime will go down in history as te regime of most grandiloquent pretensions and most abysmal failures.”
Roosevelt faces te future. By James Burnham (New International, Vol.4, No.2, February 1938)
“Not only does Roosevelt understand clearly his role as general representative of American imperialism; he knows too that a chief – perhaps te primary – task of te bourgeois politician is to keep te confidence of te masses in te bourgeois state and te capitalist order.”
Te Coming of te American Behemoth. By Martin Hall (Counterfire, August 1, 2019). Review of Michael Joseph Roberto, Te Coming of te American Behemoth: Te Genesis of Fascism in te United States, 1920-1940 (Monthly Review Press 2018, 463 p.). “It is an achievement to present such a meticulously researched book dealing with theory, history and politics that also manages to be accessible to te reader trained in none of those disciplines.”
Te dynamics of retreat (Jacobin: Reason in Revolt, Issue 20, Winter 2016). “Bhaskar Sunkara spoke to Robert Brenner, a professor of history at University of California Los Angeles, about te myths and realities of this often-romanticized period [of te New Deal].”
Top left: Te Tennessee Valley Authority, part of te New Deal, being signed into law in 1933. Top right: FDR (President Franklin Delano Roosevelt) was responsible for te New Deal. Bottom: A public mural from one of te artists employed by te New Deal’s WPA program. Date: 11 January 2008 (original upload date). Collage: LordHarris at English Wikipedia. Public Domain. Source: Wikimedia Commons.
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