New Issues in Government-Business Relations since 1964: Consumerist and Safety Regulation, and the Debate over Industrial Policy Book

	Series Introduction
	Volume Introduction
	Industrial Policy and Corporate Power	1
	U.S. Trade Policy: History and Evidence	11
	Reindustrialization of the United States: Three Perspectives on Organizational Adaptation	29
	The Political Economy of National Industrial Policy	35
	The Origins of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970	57
	Reindustrialization through Coordination or Chaos?	71
	The Potential for Industrial Policy: Lessons from the Very High Speed Integrated Circuit Program	84
	Regulation of Television Advertising to Children: The Policy Dispute in Its Second Decade	112
	Reindustrialization, Liberal Democracy, and Corporatist Representation	125
	From Conservation to Environment: Environmental Politics in the United States Since World War Two	144
	Managers United for Corporate Rivalry: A History of Managerial Collective Action	172
	The New Regulation of Health and Safety	215
	The Deindustrialization of America: Homestead, A Case Study, 1959-1984	228
	Brave New Corporate World: An Assessment of Industrial Policy	250
	Industrial Policy: Reindustrialization through Competition or Coordinated Action?	261
	Industrial Policy and American Renewal	299
	Price and Wage Controls in Four Wartime Periods	339
	Can Industry Survive the Welfare State?	360
	Industrial Policy	375
	Industrial Resistance to Occupational Safety and Health Legislation: 1971-1981	393
	State Implementation Effort and Federal Regulatory Policy: The Case of Occupational Safety and Health	408
	Acknowledgments	427