Summer Institute
By: Economic Research and Action Project
Published: 1964
Language: eng
Subjects: Student movements; History; Sources; Radicalism; Politics and government; Economic conditions
Table of contents: title: Introduction / by Rennie Davis; title: The national scene: 1. Working papers for Nyack Conference on Unemployment & Social Change; title: 2. The Triple Revolution / by the Ad Hoc Committee; title: 3. Our crisis economy / by Ray Brown; title: 4. The American planned economy / by Robb Burlage; title: 5. The new folklore of capitalism / by Bernard Nossiter; title: 6. This is war? / by Robb Burlage; title: 7. Politics 1964, corporatism and crisis / by Eugene Feingold and Tom Hayden; title: 8. The power of the Dixiecrats / by Tom Hayden; title: 9. Bibliography of the American economy / Lee Webb.; title: Pt. II. Towards strategy and tactics: 1. An interracial movement of the poor? / by Tom Hayden and Carl Wittman; title: 2. The peace movement : new possibillities / by Tom Hayden and Dick Flacks; title: 3. Finding and making leaders  / by Nicholas von Hoffmann; title: 4. Research and education in community action projects / by Paul Potter; title: 5. Proposal for creating and movement of unemployed in Cleveland / by Cleveland CORE and SDS members; title: 6. Organizing poor whites / by Kim Moody; title: 7. The care and feeding of power structures / by Jack Minnis; title: 8. The "Dual approach" : an alternative in community development / by William H. Koch Jr.; title: 9. The survey and community organization / by Nick Egleson; title: 10. Words butter no parsnips / by Steve Max.; title: Pt. III. Case experience: 1. Life on A.D.C. : budgets of despair / by Charles Lebeaux; title: 2. The freedom movement in Massachusetts / by Noel Day; title: 3. Chester, Pa. : Black organization / by Danny Pope, Alain Jehlen, and Evan metcalf, with C. Wilkerson; title: 4. Harlem : the neighborhood and social change / by Andrea Cousins.; title: Pt. IV. Working notes for summer projects: 1. Baltimore; title: 2. Boston; title: 3. Chester; title: 4. Cleveland; title: 5. Chicago; title: 6. Hazard; title: 7. Louisville; title: 8. Newark; title: 9. Philadelphia; title: 10. Trenton.