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Rebellious Conservatives Social Movements in Defense of Privilege

Rebellious Conservatives Social Movements in Defense of Privilege

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Rebellious Conservatives analyzes three movements, the anti-abortion/pro-life movement, the anti-illegal immigration movement, and the Tea Party, to show how perceptions of threats to their privileges drives conservative protest and how these movements seek to reshape America.

Keywords

Political ScienceWorldEuropeanSocial ScienceSociologyGender StudiesSocial Classes & Economic DisparityPolitical Ideologies

2014Book

Author(s)David R. Dietrich

PublisherPalgrave Macmillan US

ISBN9781137436207

LanguageEnglish

SpringerLink Book

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