An edition of Power to the citizen
(1972)
Power to the citizen
introductory readings.
[2d ed.]
by James David Barber
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Power to the citizen: introductory readings.
1972, Markham Pub. Co.
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Table of Contents
Introductory note, by J. D. Barber.
Votes for teen-agers, by W. G. Carleton.
Preconditions for and effects of Negro political organization in the South, by D. R. Matthews and J. W. Prothro.
The alienation of white ethnic groups, by A. M. Greeley.
Policy discussion in political campaigning, by S. Kelley, Jr.
Children and politics in Britain, France, and the United States, by F. I. Greenstein and S. Tarrow.
What segregation means to a segregationist, by R. Coles.
Television studio to White House, by J. Whale.
The unholy alliance against the campus, by K. Keniston and M. Lerner.
Dove bites hawk, by L. Chester, G. Hodgson, and B. Page.
Night comes to the Cumberlands, by H. M. Caudill.
Where do we go from here? By M. L. King, Jr.
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Includes bibliographical references.
First published in 1969 under title: Readings in citizen politics.
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