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Social Movements in Development

Lindberg, Staffan and Arni Sverrisson (eds.). Social Movements in Development. London: Ipswich Book Company, 1997. 283 pp.

There are thirteen contributors to this book, which is an outcome of a conference, held at the University of Lund, Sweden, August 18-21, 1993, on "Social Movements in the Third World Economy, Politics and Culture." According to the authors, social movements are collective actions that mobilize the masses in order to effect changes. The changes that come through "the power of the people" are mainly social, political and economic. These changes do not come easily; there is always sacrifice to be made as the establishment resists the people's demands. At the end of the ...

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