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Cambridge University Press, Cambridge: 2000. Hardcover, no dustjacket. Brand new book. Despite the impressive volume of literature on the civil rights movement and US race policies, the… Más…

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge: 2000. Hardcover, no dustjacket. Brand new book. Despite the impressive volume of literature on the civil rights movement and US race policies, the connection between American foreign policy during World War II and the postwar years and America's race policy remains largely unexplored. Focusing on this gap, Professor Layton's book shows that the revolutionary changes in world politics in the wake of World War II created new opportunities and pressure points for reforming US race policies. The Holocaust, the dismantling of colonial empires, the Cold War, and the establishment of the United Nations had a major impact in creating the Executive and Judicial branch of the Federal government shifts from a seventy-year-old hands-off policy to the advocacy of civil rights reform. This book further reveals how civil rights leaders utilized foreign policy issues and Cold War politics to press for domestic policy reforms in the United States. The book is designed to be non-technical and therefore accessible to students, scholars, and general public. Primary sources are mainly government documents that have not been researched previously. The book is interdisciplinary: history, political science, sociology, international relations, and public policy. The contents of the book is as follows: 1. Introduction; 2. Mobilizing and utilizing international pressure; 3. Civil Rights Commissions; 4. International pressure and the state's response to racial segregation; 5. Conclusion: implications of this study. Includes an Index. "In this gem of a study, Azza Layton documents an untold part of the American civil rights story and, in the process, teaches social movement theorists how international conditions can influence prospects for movement success." - Theda Skocpol, Harvard University "The literature on the domestic history of the civil rights movement in the USA is vast. But not until Azza Layton's study has there been a major examination of the international dimensions of this movement. She essentially breaks new ground, brilliantly disclosing the remarkable extent to which civil rights leaders in America looked to foreign actors for support and leverage in their own struggle." - Walter Dean Burnham, The University of Texas, Austin "An empirically rich, theoretically important account of the role of international pressure in the Cold War shift in US civil rights policy. Not only does the book represent a significant contribution to the historiography of the civil rights struggle, but an important corrective to the 'nation-centric' focus of most social movement research." - Douglas McAdam, Stanford University ISBN: 0521660025., Cambridge University Press, Cambridge: 2000, Anagrama, 1998-07-01. Paperback. Good., Anagrama, 1998-07-01<

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1994, ISBN: 8433906550

[EAN: 9788433906557], [SC: 9.95], [PU: Anagrama.], Literatura inglesa. Novela. Siglo XX. (820(73)-31"19") Anagrama. Barcelona. 1994. 22 cm. 207 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editori… Más…

[EAN: 9788433906557], [SC: 9.95], [PU: Anagrama.], Literatura inglesa. Novela. Siglo XX. (820(73)-31"19") Anagrama. Barcelona. 1994. 22 cm. 207 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Mosley, Walter 1952-. Traducción de Rosa Corgatelli. Panorama de narrativas. volumen coleccion( 304). Traducción de: Devil in a blue dress . Cubierta deslucida. ISBN: 8433906550 LH282<