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ISBN
9780226449470
Book Title
First Son : the Biography of Richard M. Daley
Item Length
0.9in
Publisher
University of Chicago Press
Publication Year
2013
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.1in
Author
Keith Koeneman
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History, Political Science
Topic
American Government / Local, General, United States / 21st Century, Political, American Government / State
Item Width
0.6in
Item Weight
27.2 Oz
Number of Pages
392 Pages

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"Mayor Richard M. Daley dropped the bomb at a routine news conference at City Hall on Tuesday. With no prelude or fanfare, Mr. Daley announced that he would not seek re-election when his term expires next year. 'Simply put, it's time, ' he said." New York Times, September 7, 2010 With those four words, an era ended. After twenty-two years, the longest-serving and most powerful mayor in the history of Chicago--and, arguably, America--stepped down, leaving behind a city that was utterly transformed, and a complicated legacy we are only beginning to evaluate. In First Son , Keith Koeneman chronicles the sometimes Shakespearean, sometimes Machiavellian life of an American political legend. Making deft use of unprecedented access to key players in the Daley administration, as well as Chicago's business and cultural leaders, Koeneman draws on more than one hundred interviews to tell an up-close, insider story of political triumph and personal evolution. With Koeneman as our guide, we follow young Daley from his beginnings as an average Bridgeport kid thought to lack his father's talent and charisma to his unlikely transformation into an iron-fisted leader. Daley not only escaped the giant shadow of his father but also transformed Chicago from a gritty, post-industrial Midwestern capital into a beautiful, sophisticated global city widely recognized as a model for innovative metropolises throughout the world. But in spite of his many accomplishments, Richard M. Daley's record is far from flawless. First Son sets the dramatic improvement of certain parts of the city against the persistent realities of crime, financial stress, failing public housing, and dysfunctional schools. And it reveals that while in many ways Daley broke with the machine politics of his father, he continued to reward loyalty with favors, use the resources of city government to overwhelm opponents, and tolerate political corruption. A nuanced portrait of a complex man, First Son shows Daley to be sensitive yet tough, impatient yet persistent, a street-smart fighter and detail-driven policy expert who not only ran Chicago, but was Chicago.

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Publisher
University of Chicago Press
ISBN-10
0226449475
ISBN-13
9780226449470
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Book Title
First Son : the Biography of Richard M. Daley
Author
Keith Koeneman
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
American Government / Local, General, United States / 21st Century, Political, American Government / State
Publication Year
2013
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History, Political Science
Number of Pages
392 Pages

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Item Length
0.9in
Item Height
0.1in
Item Width
0.6in
Item Weight
27.2 Oz

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F548.54.D35k64 2013
Reviews
Koeneman captures the arc of Daley's reign perfectly-its early successes and later failures, its mix of volatility and insecurity, and the evolution of an insular Democratic-machine prince from Bridgeport into a powerful leader who learned to coexist with intellectuals, culture buffs, and titans of business to build a world-class city. . . . A must-read if you care about Chicago., Koeneman captures the arc of Daley's reign perfectly--its early successes and later failures, its mix of volatility and insecurity, and the evolution of an insular Democratic-machine prince from Bridgeport into a powerful leader who learned to coexist with intellectuals, culture buffs, and titans of business to build a world-class city. . . . A must-read if you care about Chicago., First Son is a very high quality biography of an important historical figure whose story is an important part of Chicago and American history., "Koeneman's  First Son  is a satisfying, engaging read for anyone who enjoys modern politics and has a heartstring or two for Chicago." , First Son recounts an important era of Chicago's history ruled over by one of its most powerful mayors. It is a nuanced picture of Mayor Richard M. Daley with all his contradictions and triumphs, failings and successes. Keith Koeneman concludes that 'history's judgment [will be] that Daley's achievements . . . outweighed his mistakes.' Whether one agrees or not, First Son should be read by all who care about the city, its history, and its politics., First Son recounts an important era of Chicago's history ruled over by one of its most powerful mayors.  It is a nuanced picture of Mayor Richard M. Daley with all his contradictions and triumphs, failings and successes.  Keith Koeneman concludes that 'history's judgement [will be] that Daley's achievements . . . outweighed his mistakes.' Whether one agrees or not, First Son should be read by all who are about the city, its history, and its politics., Koeneman's First Son is a satisfying, engaging read for anyone who enjoys modern politics and has a heartstring or two for Chicago., First Son recounts an important era of Chicago's history ruled over by one of its most powerful mayors.  It is a nuanced picture of Mayor Richard M. Daley with all his contradictions and triumphs, failings and successes.  Keith Koeneman concludes that 'history's judgement [will be] that Daley's achievements . . . outweighed his mistakes.' Whether one agrees or not, First Son should be read by all who care about the city, its history, and its politics., Koeneman captures the arc of Daley's reign perfectly --its early successes and later failures, its mix of volatility and insecurity, and the evolution of an insular Democratic machine prince from Bridgeport into a powerful leader who learned to co-exist with intellectuals, culture buffs, and titans of business to build a world class city. . . . A must-read if you care about Chicago.Koeneman captures the arc of Daley's reign perfectly --its early successes and later failures, its mix of volatility and insecurity, and the evolution of an insular Democratic machine prince from Bridgeport into a powerful leader who learned to co-exist with intellectuals, culture buffs, and titans of business to build a world class city. . . . A must-read if you care about Chicago., " First Son is a very high quality biography of an important historical figure whose story is an important part of Chicago and American history." , First Son recounts an important era of Chicago's history ruled over by one of its most powerful mayors. It is a nuanced picture of Mayor Richard M. Daley with all his contradictions and triumphs, failings and successes. Keith Koeneman concludes that 'history's judgement [will be] that Daley's achievements . . . outweighed his mistakes.' Whether one agrees or not, First Son should be read by all who care about the city, its history, and its politics., "Accessible and well researched, this well-written look at the Windy City's oft-loved, oft-controversial mayor is a compelling read." , First Son recounts an important era of Chicago's history ruled over by one of its most powerful mayors. It is a nuanced picture of Mayor Richard M. Daley with all his contradictions and triumphs, failings and successes. Keith Koeneman concludes that 'history's judgment [will be] that Daley's achievements . . . outweighed his mistakes.' Whether one agrees or not, First Son should be read by all who care about the city, its history, and its politics., Native son Koeneman colorfully and familiarly details the rise of the Daleys and their imprint on their hometown. . . . A highly focused history of a 20th-century metropolis and a compelling biography of the family that shaped it for nearly half a century., Accessible and well researched, this well-written look at the Windy City's oft-loved, oft-controversial mayor is a compelling read., A valuable book, admirably fair and balanced, and vastly informative about four colorful and highly eventful decades in the life of America's third-largest metropolis.
Table of Content
Cast of Characters Prologue Part 1. A Kid from Bridgeport 1. Dick Daley 2. Every Happy Family Is the Same 3. Chicago Visions Part 2. The Second Generation 4. From Father to Son 5. Darwinian Evolution 6. Mayoral Election of 1983 Part 3. Political Calculus 7. All Hell Breaks Loose 8. Restoration 9. Chicago, 1989. 10. A New Era Part 4. Plugger 11. Crime and Grime 12. Takeover of Chicago Public Schools Part 5. Civilizing Richie 13. Has Chicago Had a Sex Change? 14. Housing without Hope 15. Bill Daley Part 6. Pride Is the First Deadly Sin 16. Crossing the River 17. The Two Faces of Richie Daley 18. Millennium Park 19. Corruption Tax Part 7. Legacy 20. Global City, Parochial Council 21. One Too Many 22. Sisyphus 23. Bloodlines 24. Sunrise, November 29, 2011 Appendix A. Chicago Mayors since 1900 Appendix B. Election Results of Daley's Political Campaigns Appendix C. Timeline Acknowledgments Notes Index
Copyright Date
2013
Lccn
2012-037859
Dewey Decimal
977.3092
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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