The Right Side of the Sixties

The book explores the transformative 1960s in American politics, focusing on the evolution of conservatism into a dominant national force. It highlights often-overlooked factors such as local perspectives, the influence of religion, and transnational exchanges that contributed to this shift. By synthesizing various contributions, the work provides fresh insights into how these elements collectively shaped the trajectory of postwar conservatism, offering a more comprehensive understanding of its enduring impact on American political life.