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2009039802
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9781583671979 (pbk.)
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1583671978 (pbk.)
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9781583671986 (cloth)
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1583671986 (cloth)
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(DLC) 2009039802
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HN57
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.S26X 2009 (LC)
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Sandine, Al,
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1938-
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The taming of the American crowd :
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from stamp riots to shopping sprees /
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by Al Sandine.
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New York :
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Monthly Review Press,
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c2009.
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272 p. ;
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21 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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What crowds are for -- The city mob -- Purposeful crowds in the United States -- Rollicking in the streets -- Americans at play -- The festival of the sixties -- Rioting for fun -- When crowds ruled -- Crowd rule in the ancient world -- Crowds make a revolution -- America's revolutionary crowds -- Forgotten rioters and other crowds -- Human rights melees and anti-immigrant rioting -- The St. Louis general strike -- Mass rebellion in the industrial heartland -- En masse strike support -- Ghetto eruptions -- When everyone sat down -- Killer crowds -- The crowd pathologized -- Dissecting the murderous crowd's mind -- Crowd as opportunity -- Power shows -- America on parade -- Competing lesson plans -- Dazzling the multitude -- We interrupt this message -- Pariah parade -- Every corner a classroom -- Parade as coming out -- Dissident marchers today -- Parade as happy face -- Who owns the crowd? -- Bought crowds in America -- Celebration as cultural engineering, ad, and market -- Media-driven crowds -- Retrospective appropriations -- Who owns the consumer crowd? -- Regimes of crowd control -- Crowds and the Constitution -- Invention of the police -- Experiments in self-policing -- Controlling spectators -- Screenings -- Policing non-consuming crowds -- Cracking down on dissidents -- Crowds of disaster -- Safe crowds -- The late downtown -- Residential dispersal -- Car commuters -- Shoppers -- The mall -- The compliant crowds of "Generica" -- Imitation of someplace -- Malling the downtown -- Big box churches -- Who needs crowds? -- The evolution of assembly rights -- Toward crowd obsolescence? -- Crowds and catastrophe revisited.
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United States
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Social conditions.
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Crowds
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United States
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History.
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Social control
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United States
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History.
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Collective behavior
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History.
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Popular culture
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United States
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History.
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Political culture
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United States
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History.
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Mass society
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History.
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United States
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Social life and customs.
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United States
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Politics and government.
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HN57
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Sterling Memorial Library
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SML, Stacks, LC Classification >> HN57 .S26X 2009 (LC)|DELIM|9487123
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