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List of Figures and Tables | ||
Foreword | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Contributors | ||
Introduction: Bridging Institutionalized and Noninstitutionalized Politics | 1 | |
I | States and Social Movements | |
1 | Countermovements, the State, and the Intensity of Racial Contention in the American South | 27 |
2 | State Versus Social Movement: FBI Counterintelligence Against the New Left | 45 |
3 | Setting the State's Agenda: Church-Based Community Organizations in American Urban Politics | 78 |
4 | State Pacts, Elites, and Social Movements in Mexico's Transition to Democracy | 107 |
II | Parties and Social Movements | |
5 | Parties Out of Movements: Party Emergence in Postcommunist Eastern Europe | 147 |
6 | From Movement to Party to Government: Why Social Policies in Kerala and West Bengal are so Different | 170 |
7 | Parties, Movements, and Constituencies in Categorizing Race: State-Level Outcomes of Multiracial Category Legislation | 197 |
8 | Protest Cycles and Party Politics: The Effects of Elite Allies and Antagonists on Student Protest in the United States, 1930-1990 | 226 |
Afterword: Agendas for Students of Social Movements | 246 | |
References | 257 | |
Index | 281 |
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