Leadership and social movements
By: edited by Colin Barker, Alan Johnson, and Michael Lavalette
Contributors: Barker, Colin, 1939-; Johnson, Alan, 1962-; Lavalette, Michael
Publisher: Manchester University Press; Distributed exclusively in the USA by Palgrave
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Manchester, UK; New York; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
Subjects: Leadership; Social movements
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [232]-254) and index
Table of contents: title: Robert Michels and the 'cruel game' / Colin Barker; title: The 'reluctant Bolsheviks': Victor Serge's and Alfred Rosmer's encounter with Leninism / Ian Birchall; title: Leadership, political opportunities and organisational identity in the French anti-racist movement / Robert Gibb; title: Struggles over leadership in the women's liberation movement / Carol Hanisch; title: Self-emancipation and leadership: the case of Martin Luther King / Alan Johnson; title: Defending the 'Sefton two': contested leadership in a trade union dispute / Michael Lavalette (with Nigel Flanagan); title: Juggling multiple futures: personal and collective project-formation among Brazilian youth leaders / Ann Mische; title: Leaderless cultures: the problem of authority in a radical environmental group / Jonathan Purkis; title: A model of crowd prototypes and crowd leadership / Steve Reicher ... [et al.]; title: The cult of personality: reassessing leadership and suffrage movements in Britain and Ireland / Louise Ryan; title: Lenin and hegemony: the Soviets, the working class and the party in the Revolution of 1905 / Alan Shandro