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College students frustrated with the state of American society and foreign policy under a Republican president, rising up in protest across the country. Sound familiar? With new sources and fresh perspective, esteemed historian J. Samuel Walker studies the campus crisis of the late 1960s and early 1970s under President Richard Nixon, during the protracted conflict in Vietnam and roiling racial tensions in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement.
Walker tells how Nixon\u2019s administration responded to the intense, and sometimes violent, unrest on college campuses across the United States, which
Nixon's War with Students
Campus Unrest in the Vietnam Era
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College students frustrated with the state of American society and foreign policy under a Republican president, rising up in protest across the country. Sound familiar? With new sources and fresh perspective, esteemed historian J. Samuel Walker studies the campus crisis of the late 1960s and early 1970s under President Richard Nixon, during the protracted conflict in Vietnam and roiling racial tensions in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement.
Walker tells how Nixon\u2019s administration responded to the intense, and sometimes violent, unrest on college campuses across the United States, which
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Campus Unrest in the Vietnam Era
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J. Samuel Walker recounts the dramatic standoff between a populist Republican president and protesting college students\u2014and what the crisis of higher education under President Nixon can teach us today.
College students frustrated with the state of American society and foreign policy under a Republican president, rising up in protest across the country. Sound familiar? With new sources and fresh perspective, esteemed historian J. Samuel Walker studies the campus crisis of the late 1960s and early 1970s under President Richard Nixon, during the protracted conflict in Vietnam and roiling racial tensions in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement.
Walker tells how Nixon\u2019s administration responded to the intense, and sometimes violent, unrest on college campuses across the United States, which
Nixon's War with Students
Campus Unrest in the Vietnam Era
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format | hardcover |
Language | english |
type | textbook |
Brand | University Press of Kansas |
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