Putting Social Movements in their Place

Discover the insightful analysis in Putting Social Movements in their Place by Doug McAdam, published by Cambridge University Press in 2012. This compelling paperback spans 280 pages and delves into the dynamics of community responses to environmentally risky energy projects.

Through a comparative study of twenty communities, McAdam reveals a surprisingly low level of emergent opposition to these projects. He expertly examines the variations in community reactions and the significant impact these responses have on the proposed developments. This book is essential for anyone interested in political science, government, and the intricacies of protest movements.

Join the conversation about energy development and social movements by exploring the findings of this pivotal work. Perfect for students, researchers, and activists alike, Putting Social Movements in their Place offers valuable insights into the intersection of community dynamics and environmental policy.