Poor People's Movements: Why They Succeed, How They Fail
by Frances Fox Piven, Richard Cloward
A study of why movements of the poor succeed or fail, focusing on the political conditions and institutional responses that shape their impact.
About This Book
Poor People's Movements analyzes the factors that influence the outcomes of social movements among economically disadvantaged groups.
The authors explore how political and institutional structures shape opportunities for collective action and protest.
Case studies illustrate both the achievements and limitations faced by movements seeking economic and social change.
The book discusses strategies that have led to policy gains as well as the obstacles that commonly result in setbacks.
Readers gain insight into the broader relationship between social protest and institutional reform.
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