The books below are major books by Phil Burch, representing a culmination
of years of work on the issues of whom is precisely behind the right-wing
networks in the United States. It promises to be a basic reference source.
SUPPLEMENT 1 (1997), RESEARCH IN POLITICAL ECONOMY
REAGAN, BUSH, AND RIGHT-WING POLITICS: ELITES, THINK TANKS, POWER AND
POLICY, by Philip H. Burch, Rutgers University
(Introduction and summary for both Parts appear in
Volume 16 of the Research in Political Economy.)
PART A: THE AMERICAN RIGHT-WING TAKES COMMAND: KEY EXECUTIVE BRANCH
APPOINTMENTS
Preface and Forward
SECTION I: THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION
1. President Reagan and the Key White House Staff (first term)
2. Reagan's Departments of State, Treasury, and Defense (first term)
3. Reagan's White House Staff and Key Inner Cabinet (second term)
4. Reagan's Department of Justice (and related agencies)
5. Reagan's Departments of the Interior and Energy (and EPA)
6. Reagan's Departments of Commerce, Labor, and Agriculture (and ancillary
agencies)
7. Reagan's Departments of Education, Health, and Human Services,
HUD, and Transportation
SECTION II: THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION
8. The 1998 Election, George Bush, and His White House Staff
9. George Bush's Inner Cabinet (and other related posts)
10. Bush's Outer Cabinet Departments
442 pages, Index, December 1997
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PART B: THE AMERICAN RIGHT WING AT COURT AND IN ACTION: SUPREME COURT
NOMINATIONS AND MAJOR POLICYMAKING
Preface and Forward
1. The Reagan/Bush Supreme Court: A Bench Happily Filled?
2. Reaganomics: Financial Reform or 'Voodoo' Economics?
3. The Reaganite Military Buildup: An American Folly?
4. The 'Red Specter' in the Caribbean: Grenada and the Iran-Contra Affair
305 pages, Index, December 1997
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