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Wendall. Soc ial Movements in t he United States . Studies in Sociology. New York: Random House, 1956.
Elementary introduction heavily dependent upon Blumer, Cantril and Heberle. Short annotated bibliography.
Lang, Kurt and Lang, Gladys E. Col lective Dynamir.s . New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1961.
One of three major contemporary works covering the collective behavior 'waterfront'. Contains a tvi/o chapter treatment of social movements.
Laue, James H. "Direct Action and Desegregation: A Stud...y in Social Spontaneity and Institutionalization." Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation.
Harvard University, 1965.
Splendid example of sociological study of a social movement via participant observation.
McLaughlin, Barry, ed. Studi es in Social Mo vements: A Social Psychological Perspective . New York: The Free Press, 1969.
Collection of twenty-six readings on social movements from the perspective of the individual participant. Discusses the analysis of social movements and motivational factors, conversion to membership, leadership, belief and participation, social sources of ideologies and movement transformation and decline.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wendall. Soc ial Movements in t he United States . Studies in Sociology. New York: Random House, 1956.
Elementary introduction heavily dependent upon Blumer, Cantril and Heberle. Short annotated bibliography.
Lang, Kurt and Lang, Gladys E. Col lective Dynamir.s . New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1961.
One of three major contemporary works covering the collective behavior 'waterfront'. Contains a tvi/o chapter treatment of social movements.
Laue, James H. "Direct Action and Desegregation: A Stud...y in Social Spontaneity and Institutionalization." Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation.
Harvard University, 1965.
Splendid example of sociological study of a social movement via participant observation.
McLaughlin, Barry, ed. Studi es in Social Mo vements: A Social Psychological Perspective . New York: The Free Press, 1969.
Collection of twenty-six readings on social movements from the perspective of the individual participant. Discusses the analysis of social movements and motivational factors, conversion to membership, leadership, belief and participation, social sources of ideologies and movement transformation and decline.
What to read after Social Movements: a General Annotated Bibliography Committee of Planning Librarians. Exchange Bibliography, No. 141?
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