Table of contents for Political process and the development of Black insurgency, 1930-1970 / Doug McAdam.

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Introduction, 1999           vii
Preface                    xliii
Introduction                 1
 1 The Classical Model of Social
   Movements Examined        5
 2 Resource Mobilization: A
   Deficient Alternative    20
 3 The Political Process
   Model                      36
 4 The Empirical Implications
   of Various Models of
   Social Movements           60
 5 The Historical Context of
   Black Insurgency,
   1876-1954                 65
 6 The Generation of Black
   Insurgency, 1955-60     117
 7 The Heyday of Black
  Insurgency, 1961-65     146
 8 The Decline of Black
  Insurgency, 1966-70     181
 9 Political Process and
  Black Insurgency          230
Appendix 1
  Methodology and Presentation
  of Coding Manual         235
Appendix 2
  Chronology of Sit-in
  Demonstrations, February 1-
  March 31, 1960            251
Appendix 3
  Estimated Total External
  Income for Five Major



  Movement Organizations,
  1948-70                  253
Appendix 4
  List of Indigenous Protest
  Leaders, 1955-60         254
Appendix 5
  Indigenous Protest Leaders and
  Their Later Organizational
  Affiliations within the
  Movement                 257
Notes                       261
Bibliography                275
Index                       291