Why David Sometimes Wins: Leadership, Organization, and Strategy in the California Farm Worker Movement
Marshall Ganz examines the California farm worker movement through the lenses of leadership, organization, and strategy. The book considers how collective efforts are structured and directed, offering readers a focused perspective on social movements, political organizing, and the conditions under which a movement can achieve meaningful success.
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Why David Sometimes Wins explores leadership, organization, and strategy in the California farm worker movement.
Marshall Ganz focuses on the relationship between collective action and the conditions that shape its success.
The book offers a study of how movements organize, develop leadership, and pursue strategic goals.
It will interest readers of social movements, leadership, political organizing, and labor history.
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