Max J. Skidmore Books

The book delves into the history and foundational principles of the social security system, highlighting its soundness. It documents the longstanding opposition to social insurance that began with the Social Security Act of 1935, revealing the covert efforts against it and the resurgence of this opposition over the years. Through this exploration, it sheds light on the challenges faced by social security and the ongoing debate surrounding its future.

Chronological study of the origins of American political thought, from the earliest classical and European influences, to contemporary twentieth century philosophies such as passive resistance, women's liberation and the New Left