The Cautionary Tale of the TVA: I
- The Legend of the TVA--A "Democratic" Answer to Totalitarian Social Planners
- Origins of the TVA
- The River Basin as a Region
- Coordinated, Multi-use Development of Water
- Flood and Drought Control
- Regional Planning in Individualistic America?
- Previous Practice--Piecemeal, Single-Use Development
- Lack of Opportunity in Developed East, EXCEPT in
- The Tennessee Valley
- Lack of Previous Development
- Environmental Devastation
- A Federal Toehold--Muscle Shoals, AL
- The Muscle Shoals Controversy
- Federal Development, World War I
- The Postwar Bidding War
- Alabama Power Company
- Henry Ford
- American Cyanamid
- An Emerging Alternative--George M. Norris and Public Development of Tennessee Basin
- The Vision Gets Broader--Franklin D. Roosevelt
- Initial Conception--A Government Agency With the Freedom of a Private Business
- The Ideal of Regional Reconstruction
- The Bankruptcy of Urban-Industrial Society
- Southern Regionalism--The Vanderbilt Agrarians and the Chapel Hill Regionalists
- Appalachian Regionalism--John C. Campbell and the Folk-School Movement--The Southern Highlander and His Homeland