Ivins on public utilities and the nation’s power
A reviewer praises Ivins book on public utilities for unifying New York and federal statutes and decisions. The piece argues that postwar nationalism strengthens national control over corporations, weakening state powers, while noting Roosevelt and Hughes as contrasting examples and questioning the feasibility of centralized regulation.
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