Landon R. Y. Storrs is associate professor of history at the University of Iowa.
"Civilizing Capitalism" convincingly shows the complex,
frustrating, and ultimately inadequate development of federal labor
regulation during the 1930s."Journal of American History"
�An� expertly researched and richly woven history."American
Historical Review"
�A� clearly written and deeply researched book."Enterprise &
Society"
�Provides� fruitful and original analyses of the relations among
women's political movements and consumption."Reviews in American
History"
Storrs's evaluations of historiographical arguments . . . are
extremely valuable, particularly to the non-specialist."Journal of
Women's History"
""Civilizing Capitalism" convincingly shows the complex,
frustrating, and ultimately inadequate development of federal labor
regulation during the 1930s."Journal of American History""
"Storrs's evaluations of historiographical arguments . . . are
extremely valuable, particularly to the non-specialist."Journal of
Women's History""
[An] expertly researched and richly woven history."American
Historical Review"
[A] clearly written and deeply researched book."Enterprise &
Society"
[Provides] fruitful and original analyses of the relations among
women's political movements and consumption."Reviews in American
History"
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