Jonathan Michaels Livres

Focusing on the rise of anticommunist sentiment during the 1940s and '50s, this text delves into the historical factors that facilitated McCarthyism. Jonathan Michaels analyzes its impact on American politics and culture, shedding light on the long-lasting consequences of this era. Through a concise examination, the book reveals how these sentiments shaped public perception and policy, offering insights into a pivotal moment in US history.

Focusing on the liberal response to McCarthyism, this study examines how the embrace of pragmatism and a rejection of ideology by liberals led to significant political repercussions in their struggle against 1950s conservatives. It offers a unique analysis of the ideological shifts and the consequences of these choices during a tumultuous period in American politics.

The origins of red scare anti-Communism -- The big red scare -- The new deal -- The red scare begins -- Red scare at full tide -- Culture wars

As one of the largest economic sectors in the world, the automotive industry touches us in a way unlike any other. With 263 million cars n the road, the U.S. leads the world in automotive registrations. Yet for an industry so large, relatively little is known by the consuming public. In 2010, Jonathan Michaels began a journalistic investigation into indiscretions in the automotive industry. This investigation let to 101 published articles that reveal much about the industry that few had previously understood. From the truth about lithium to the irregularities in the nation's recall system. Michaels' investigative work presents a probing, unvarnished view into an industry that impacts so many, yet is understood by so few.