L.S.E.: the natives are restless
Subtitle: A report on student power in action
By: Made and printed in Great Britain by William Clowes and Sons, London and Beccles
Publisher: Sheed & Ward Ltd
Published: 1969
Place of publication: London, England
Format: Hardcover (I also have the paperback)
Number of pages: 224
Copyright date: 1969
Notes: SBN: 7220 0597 0 cloth edition
SBN: 7220 0596 2 paperback edition
Hardcover
Statement by Bertrand Russell:
"Here is the remarkable inside story of the LSE revolt, unknown to all who depended on the national press for their information. It describes the student generation which entered an academic community but found a power structure. Everyone who sees our universities as conveyor-belts, preparing privileged students for lives of domination or profit, should read this book before the rest get it banned."  Bertrand Russell, Hon. Fellow and first lecturer of LSE
Table of contents: title: vii
label: Preface; label: Chapter 1
pagenum: 1
title: A pattern of escalation; label: Chapter 2
pagenum: 6
title: The night of the gates; label: Chapter 3
pagenum: 10
title: Occupation; label: Chapter 4
pagenum: 28
title: Confrontation with academic freedom; label: Chapter 5
pagenum: 44
title: Agitation by the senior academics; label: Chapter 6
pagenum: 60
title: 'Take those gates down by negotiations or we will do it with our bare hands'; label: Chapter 7
pagenum: 71
title: The lock-out begins; label: Chapter 8
pagenum: 83
title: They bring up heavy guns; label: Chapter 9
pagenum: 98
title: The role of the press; label: Chapter 10
pagenum: 111
title: The lock-out drops dead; label: Chapter 11
pagenum: 121
title: Hi ho, hi ho, It's back to work we go; label: Chapter 12
pagenum: 137
title: Strike; label: Chapter 13
pagenum: 154
title: Jail?; label: Chapter 14
pagenum: 165
title: The wreckers; label: Chapter 15
pagenum: 181
title: Native councils; label: Chapter 16
pagenum: 193
title: The ten-headed dragon; label: Appendix
pagenum: 269
title: Speech by the Secretary of State for Education; title: Ground-plan of the LSE buildings and immediate surroundings
pagenum: 211; title: Diagrammatic plan of the staircases and gates at LSE
pagenum: 212