| Contents: |
Introduction: Social movements and social change: the interrelationships / Robert H. Lauer --
pt. 1. The impact of change upon movements: Movement genesis and direction: reflections on the modern Chinese student movement / John Israel --
Movement goals and fortunes: before Berkeley: historical perspectives on American student activism / Philip G. Altbach and Patti Peterson --
Movement ideology, program, recruitment: social movements: an interactionist analysis / Robert H. Lauer --
Movement ideology and composition: social structure and moral reform: a study of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union / Joseph R. Gusfield --
pt. 2. Movement strategies for change: Determinants of type of strategy: ideology and strategies of change: the case of American Libertarians / Robert H. Lauer --
An analgesic strategy: social change and psychopathology in the emotional climate of millennial movements / George Roses --
A power strategy: militant ideologies and organizational contexts: The War on Poverty and the ideology of "Black power" / J. Kenneth Benson --
pt. 3. The effects of movements on change: Social psychological change: millenarian movements and resocialization / Takie Sugiyama Lebra --
Status/role change: ideology and role change: women and the Chinese Revolutionary Movement / Robert H. Lauer and Katy Chen --
Legal change: public accommodations: social movements in conflict / Edgar Chasteen --
Broad societal changes: the Civil Rights Movement and social change / Maurice Jackson --
Unanticipated change: the movement: discovering where it's at and how to get it / James H. Laue --
pt. 4. The consequences of effecting change: The problem of success -violence legitimized: the disintegration of the Negro non-violent movement / Donald Von Eschen, Jerome Kirk, and Maurice Pinard --
The perils of success -deradicalization: the deradicalization of Marxist movements / Robert C. Tucker --
Afterword: Summary and directives for the future / Robert H. Lauer. |
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