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Revolutions: A Worldwide Introduction to Political and Social Change

Klan and the White Citizen Councils. Through them they built counter movements that hurled violence, costly and time consuming litigation, economic reprisals, and parallel institution construction to maintain segregation against the local movements. The relative strength of the contending movement forces determined the amount and direction of change. The fact that racial change in Mississippi has been uneven and limited cannot obscure the fact that real change has occurred and that the quality and capacity of the local civil rights movements were the major engines behind those changes. I have no major criticism of this work except that this upstart could have given me more credit for my intellectual inspiration. But that is but the fantasy of an aging analyst of the civil right movement. What Andrews has done is to produce an exemplary model of theoretical and empirical scholarship that illuminates how movements actually make change. And one thing is for sure, change is a constant struggle.