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“Mass mobilization” as a book category encompasses works that examine how large groups of people are organized, motivated, and coordinated to act collectively in pursuit of political, social, economic, or civic goals. Titles in this area range from theoretical frameworks (e.g., resource mobilization, political opportunity, collective identity) to historical and contemporary case studies of grassroots movements, state-led campaigns, wartime and public health mobilizations, labor and civil rights struggles, climate activism, and digital-era organizing. They explore strategies and infrastructures of mobilization—leadership, messaging and framing, networks, logistics, media and technology—alongside dynamics of counter-mobilization, repression, ethics, law, and the role of emotions and culture. The category is interdisciplinary, drawing on sociology, political science, history, psychology, communication, and public policy, and includes narrative histories, ethnographies, data-driven analyses, and practitioner-oriented handbooks. Overall, these books analyze why mass mobilizations arise, how they scale, what shapes their success or failure, and what lessons they offer for civic engagement and governance.

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