Organizing for social change : a manual for activists in the 1990s

by Kimberley A. Bobo

Paper Book, 1996

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xi; 288

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Organizing

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Santa Ana, CA : Seven Locks Press, 1996.

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This manual is for grassroots activists seeking social, political, environmental and economic change at all levels of organization ->local, state and national. The handbook has been used by Midwest Academy since 1973 in its organizing and activism seminars. Central to the Academy and the manual are

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Language

English

Original publication date

1991

Physical description

xi, 288 p.; 28 cm

ISBN

0929765419 / 9780929765419

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