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first book, Reclaiming the American Dream, argued that associations of volunteers could effectively solve social problems without recourse to heavy-handed bureaucracy. Pollster George Gallup later said that this book sparked . Cornuelle refined his ideas in two later books. De-Managing America (1976) argued that the inefficiency of bureaucratic management required a turn toward decentralized methods of solving social problems. Healing America (1983) criticized Keynesian macroeconomic policy and social spending as unsustainable over the long term,

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