I’m happy to announce that Oxford University Press has just published the second edition of The Politics of Protest: Social Movements in America.
It’s really a new book, including discussion of things I’ve learned in the last seven years and the range of events that have taken place over that time. The new edition includes a fuller discussion of media, including social media, which eluded me the first time through. There’s also a recognition of some of the signal movements of recent years, including the gay and lesbian movements’ successful campaigns for open service and same sex marriage, the struggle between anti-immigrant and immigrant rights movements, the Tea Party, and Occupy Wall Street.
I’m happy about it and ready to talk! (I’m particularly eager to talk about the movie rights.)
Politics Outdoors 
Congratulations! I look forward to reading it (and using it in class!).
BTW,* Interface* accepted my Occupy work as an “analysis of a movement” piece. Yeah!
Best, Lindsey
Lindsey Lupo, PhD Professor of Political Science Director, Institute of Politics and Public Service Point Loma Nazarene University (619) 849-7589
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I love it!
Congratulations Professor Meyer!
Where can one get a copy? And will it be available as an eBook?
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Congratulations on this second edition.
I hope and wish to have this second edition in my hands and enjoy reading.
The topic fascinates me and certainly have a lot to read social eclosion has emerged.
Best regards.