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Jimmy Carter and the energy crisis of the 1970s : the "crisis of confidence" speech of July 15, 1979 : a brief history with documents / Daniel Horowitz.

Van Pelt Library J82 .E43 2005
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Horowitz, Daniel, 1938-
Series:
Bedford series in history and culture
The Bedford series in history and culture
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Carter, Jimmy, 1924-2024--Sources.
Carter, Jimmy.
Carter, Jimmy, 1924-2024.
Politics and government.
Economic conditions.
Energy policy.
United States.
Energy policy--United States--Sources.
United States--Economic conditions--1971-1981--Sources.
United States--Politics and government--1977-1981--Sources.
Genre:
Sources.
Physical Description:
xix, 203 pages ; 21 cm.
Place of Publication:
Boston : Bedford/St. Martin's, [2005]
Contents:
Part 1 INTRODUCTION: Jimmy Carter and an Age of Diminished Expectations
The 1970s: A Decade of Tumult and Transformation
Americans Contemplate the Consequences of Changed Circumstances
A Presidency and a Nation in Crisis
Patrick Caddell and the American Spiritual Crisis
Conflicting Advice for a President
The President Addresses the Nation
Conclusion
Part 2 The Documents
1 Carter Declares the Energy Crisis the "Moral Equivalent of War"
1 Jimmy Carter, The Energy Problem, April 18, 1977
2 David Stockman, The Wrong War? The Case against a National Energy Policy, Fall 1978
3 Tom Morganthau and Others, The Energy Plague, July 2, 1979
4 National Review, Carter on the Titanic: Editorial, July 27, 1979
2 Religion, Materialism, and Leadership: Traditions on Which Carter Drew
5 Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America, 1835 and 1840
6 Jimmy Carter, Handwritten Notes on Conversation with Daniel Bell at White House, May 30, 1979
7 Christopher Lasch, The Culture of Narcissism, 1979
8 Robert Bellah, Human Conditions for a Good Society, March 25,1979
3 Debates within the Administration
9 Stuart Eizenstat, Memo to the President, June 28, 1979
10 Esther Peterson, Energy Conservation Program: Memo to the President, June 28, 1979
11 Achsah Nesmith, Walter Shapiro, and Gordon Stewart, Energy Speech: Memo to Gerald Rafshoon and Hendrik Hertzberg, June 29, 1979
12 Hamilton Jordan, Memo to the President, July 3, 1979
13 Walter Mondale, Energy Speech: Memo to the President, July 3, 1979
14 Marshall Loeb, How to Counter OPEC, July 9, 1979
15 Gerald Rafshoon, Memo to the President, July 10, 1979
4 Preparation and Delivery of July 15, 1979, Speech
16 Jimmy Carter, Handwritten Notes in Preparation for Speech, July 11, 1979
17 The Daily Diary of President Jimmy Carter, July 15, 1979
18 Jimmy Carter, Energy and National Goals, July 15, 1979
5 Reactions to the Speech
The Press
Conservatives
19 The Wall Street Journal, The Real Jimmy Carter: Editorial, July 17, 1979
20 National Review, Gantry on Energy: Editorial, August 3, 1979
Left
21 Progressive, Carter's Crisis
and Ours: Comment, September 1979
Labor
22 AFL-CIO Federationist, Coming to Grips with the Energy Crisis, August 1979
Environmentalists
23 Theodore A. Snyder, Jr., Our Energy Future
A Time to Choose: Editorial, September/October 1979
Ethnic and Religious Groups
24 Jewish Week, Two Cheers for a Start: Editorial, July 15, 1979
25 America, Energy Sermon: Editorial, July 28, 1979
26 Christian Index, Christians Should Lead in Conservation: Editorial, July 26, 1979
Letters from Citizens
27 Hugh Carter, President's Messages of 7/15/79 and 7/16/79, July 17, 1979
Bell, Bellah, and Lasch
28 Robert Bellah, A Night at Camp David, July 27, 1979
29 Christopher Lasch, Letter to Patrick Caddell, July 18, 1979
Political Opposition
30 Edward M. Kennedy, Speech, November 7, 1979
31 Ronald Reagan, A Vision for America, November 3, 1980
6 Looking Back
32 Dick Cheney, Speech, April 30, 2001
33 Ralph Nader, Dick Cheney and Conservation, May 1, 2001
34 Jimmy Carter, Misinformation and Scare Tactics, May 17, 2001
35 Thomas L. Friedman, A Failure to Imagine, May 19, 2002.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0312401221
OCLC:
56798079

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