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Eisenhower and the Mass Media

Peace, Prosperity, and Prime-time TV

Craig AllenSeries: Southern Studies
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Pages
288
Year
2000
Language
English
Publisher
The University of North Carolina Press

About

Eisenhower's administration produced a multitude of seminal insights about how politics fits into a media age that now has no foreseeable end.

Related Subjects

  • 20th Century
  • United States
  • History
  • Adult Nonfiction

Reviews

"Should be read by all who study the history of the presidency and television."
American Historical Review
"A pathbreaking work that makes a welcome addition to our understanding of Eisenhower and his innovative use of television. As a bonus, the book makes an important contribution to the history of television and politics."
Stephen E. Ambrose, University of New Orleans

Extended Details

  • SeriesSouthern Studies

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    Craig AllenAuthor