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Henry M. J. Tonks

Ph.D. candidate, Boston University
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20th c. US., Business and Economic History, Business-Government Relations, Cold War Era, Deindustrialization, Globalization, neoliberalism, Political Economy, post-1945 US, US-Japan Business History
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Henry M. J. Tonks is a PhD candidate in the History Department at Boston University. His research, which is focused on the reformation of the Democratic Party from the 1970s to the 1990s, is concerned with how modern American liberalism was shaped by global politics and conditions of industrial decline.

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