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United States--Politics and government

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:

Aftermath of September 11 event recordings

 Collection
Identifier: NS-07-02-69
Abstract

Collection consists of audiovisual recordings of seven events held at The New School in the weeks following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan.

Dates: 2001 September-October

New School for General Studies Dean's Forum recordings

 Record Group
Identifier: NS-07-02-28
Abstract The New School for General Studies offered the Dean's Forum as a public programming series during the deanship of Ann-Louise Shapiro, which began in the months immediately following the September 11th World Trade Center terrorist attacks. The audiovisual recordings constituting the collection document guest speakers' responses to global terrorism, the United States' security and military policies, post 9/11 impacts on minorities, and concerns regarding the balance between civil liberties and...
Dates: 2002-2005

The Future of Liberalism in America: Eugene McCarthy lecture recordings

 Collection
Identifier: NS-07-02-24
Abstract

In 1973, Eugene McCarthy, former United States senator and Democratic Party presidential candidate, delivered a series of lectures at The New School on the topic of "The Future of Liberalism in America." This collection consists of audio recordings of four lectures held at the university in February.

Dates: 1973 February 7-28

The New Reconstruction: America in the '70s lecture recordings

 Collection
Identifier: NS-07-02-25
Abstract

This collection consists of audio recordings of the six-lecture series, The New Reconstruction: America in the '70s, given by sitting United States senators at the New School for Social Research between November 1 and December 17, 1973. The series was produced by the New School in conjunction with the Fund for New Priorities in America, a New York-based non-profit organization started in 1968, which organized public discussion forums on important issues.

Dates: 1973 November 1 - December 17