Social movements, political violence, and the state
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"In Western democracy, the social movements of the eighties and early nineties have generally been very pragmatic in their aims, moderate in their tactics, and well connected to political authorities and policy makers - so much so that several scholars have asked whether they can still be called social movements."
270 pages
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