The occupy movement
By: Stefan Kiesbye
Series: At issue. Social issues; At issue
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
ISBN-13: 9780737764864; 9780737764871
Subjects: Protest movements; Public opinion; Equality; Income distribution; Occupy movement; History
Description: A collection of sixteen essays that explore various issues related to the Occupy Movement.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 112-116) and index.
Table of contents: title: The Occupy Movement is a patriotic protest against greed and corruption / Norman Lear; title: The Occupy Movement is based on resentment and misinterpretations / Steve Chapman; title: The Occupy Movement is being fueled by government demagoguery / Liz Peek; title: The Occupy Movement aims to end capitalist excesses / Kevin Zeese; title: The Occupy Movement is made possible by capitalism / Andrew Rinehart; title: The Occupy Movement is the beginning of an internet-age revolution / Beyondborders; title: The Occupy protesters are inspired by the civil rights movement / Andrea Ball; title: The Occupy Movement is based on anarchist principles / David Graeber; title: The Occupiers need to start a socialist revolution / Jeff Mackler; title: The Occupiers need to mobilize students and unions to succeed / Laird Harrison and Michelle Nichols; title: The Occupiers need to look past ideologies to fight injustice and greed / M. Todd Henderson; title: In order to succeed, the Occupy Movement needs to broaden its focus / Maria Armoudian; title: The Occupy Movement needs real leaders and real goals / Akshara Sekar and Deborah Soung; title: The Occupy Movement will fail / Human Events; title: The Occupy Movement is a peaceful protest / Rebecca Solnit; title: The Occupy Movement is turning violent / Megan McArdle.