Corporations and the Cold War

Notes on the Contributors
Introduction
Who Made American Foreign Policy 1945-63?/ G. William Domhoff
The Large Corporation & American Foreign Policy/ Wm Appleman Williams
The New Deal, New Frontiers & the Cold War: A Reexamination of American Expansion, 1933-45/ Lloyd C. Gardner
Business Planners & America's Postwar Expansion/ David W. Eakins
Economic Effects of the Cold War/ Joseph D. Phillips
The Militarization of the American Economy/ Charles E. Nathanson
Index
David Horowitz grew up a "red diaper baby" in a communist community in Sunnyside, Queens. He studied literature at Columbia, taking classes from Lionel Trilling, & became a new leftist during the Soviet invasion of Hungary in '56. He did graduate work in Chinese & English at the Univ. of California, arriving in Berkeley in the fall of '59. There, he was a member of a group of radicals who in '60 published one of the 1st New Left magazines, Root & Branch. In '62 he published s manifesto of the New Left, a book titled, Student, which described the decade's 1st demonstrations.