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"Social movement" as a book category encompasses works that examine organized collective efforts to promote, resist, or enact social, political, economic, or cultural change. It includes histories and case studies of specific movements (civil rights, labor, feminist, environmental, anti-colonial, LGBTQ+, etc.), theoretical and sociological analyses of how movements form, mobilize, frame issues, build networks and leadership, and interact with institutions and the state, as well as memoirs, activist manuals, manifestos, and comparative or transnational studies. These books may be empirical or normative, interdisciplinary in approach, and aimed at scholars, students, activists, and general readers interested in the causes, strategies, tactics (including digital organizing), successes, failures, and legacies of collective action.

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