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This is a unique retelling of the history of temperance and prohibition. Rather than focusing on white, rural, conservative American bible-thumpers, Mark Lawrence Schrad contends that the temperance movement was a progressive, international, and revolutionary movement of oppressed-peoples fighting the liquor traffic, through which states and rich capitalists combined to get the lower classes addicted to drink for profit. Schrad shows that the temperance movement was in fact a global pro-justice movement that had an impact in nearly every major country in the world, both developing and developed.
Mark Lawrence Schrad is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Villanova University. He is the author of The Political Power of Bad Ideas: Networks, Institutions, and the Global Prohibition Wave, which was published by Oxford University Press in 2010. His most recent book: Vodka Politics: Alcohol, Autocracy, and the Secret History of the Russian State (2014) has gone through two editions and has been translated into Polish, Slovak, Lithuanian, and Chinese.
Chapter 1: Introduction-Everything You Know About Prohibition Is Wrong
Part I: The Continental Empires
Chapter 2: Two Tolstoys and a Lenin-Temperance and Prohibition in Russia
Chapter 3: The Temperance Internationale-Social Democrats Against the Liquor Machine in Sweden and Belgium
Chapter 4: Temperance, Liberalism, and Nationalism in the German and Austro-Hungarian Empires
Part II: The British Empire
Chapter 5: Temperance and Self-Determination in the British Isles
Chapter 6: Black Man's Burden, White Man's Liquor in Southern Africa
Chapter 7: Gandhi, Indian Nationalism, and Temperance Resistance Against the Raj
Chapter 8: The Dry Man of Europe-Ottoman Prohibition Against British Domination
Part III: The United States
Chapter 9: First Peoples, First Prohibitionists
Chapter 10: Liquor and the Ethnic Cleansing of North America
Chapter 11: "All Great Reforms Go Together"-Temperance and Abolitionism
Chapter 12: The Empire Club Strikes Back
Chapter 13: A Tale of Two Franceses-Temperance and Suffragism in the United States
Chapter 14: The Progressive Soul of American Prohibition
Chapter 15: Prohibition Against American Imperialism
Chapter 16: A People's History of American Prohibition
Chapter 17: Conclusion-Where Did We Go Wrong?
