Power and Protest at an American University (The Mobilization Series on Social Movements, Protest, and Culture)
by Ellen Carnaghan, Kathryn E. Kuhn
Power and Protest at an American University, from The Mobilization Series on Social Movements, Protest, and Culture, investigates the tensions between authority and activism in higher education. Authors Ellen Carnaghan and Kathryn E. Kuhn analyze how protests and cultural factors drive change on campus, offering a focused look at mobilization in academic contexts.
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Power and Protest at an American University delves into the interplay of authority and resistance on a college campus. As part of The Mobilization Series on Social Movements, Protest, and Culture, it addresses key aspects of collective action in academic environments.
The authors, Ellen Carnaghan and Kathryn E. Kuhn, provide insights into how protests shape university policies and community dynamics. The work highlights the cultural dimensions of mobilization efforts within institutions of higher learning.
This volume contributes to broader discussions on social movements by focusing on the unique challenges and opportunities presented by university settings. It offers a scholarly examination of protest as a tool for influencing power structures.
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