Reconstructing America gathers expert voices to map a path from war to peace.
This collection presents practical ideas on how government, business, labor, and communities can work together to restore stability and growth.
With essays from leading thinkers and policymakers, the book examines the big questions of postwar life: financing reconstruction, rebalancing labor and capital, and rebuilding industries and infrastructure. It highlights the challenges of government oversight, the role of management, and the importance of community representation in shaping a fair, enduring economy.
- Clear, accessible discussions of economic reform after conflict
- Different perspectives on labor rights, corporate responsibility, and national policy
- Insight into how international trade and Pan-American collaboration fit into domestic readjustment
- Practical considerations for students of history, policy, and business alike
Ideal for readers seeking a sober, thoughtful look at America’s reconstruction era and the ideas shaping its economic future.