The New Left Revisited

Abstract

Introduction - John McMillian Part I: Local Studies, Local Stories 1. It Seemed Like a Very Local Affair: The 1960s Student Movement at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale - Robbie Lieberman and David Cochran 2. Between Despair and Hope: Studies on the Left and the Historical Legacy of the New Left - Kevin Mattson 3. Building the New South: The Southern Student Organizing Committee - Gregg Michel 4. The Black Freedom Struggle and White Resistance: A Case Study of the Civil Rights Movement in Cambridge, Maryland - Peter Levy 5. Organizing from the Bottom Up: Lillian Craig, Dovie Thurman, and the New Left in the 1960s - Jennifer Frost 6. Death City Radicals: The Counterculture in the New Left in 1960s Los Angeles - David McBride Part II: Reconsiderations 7. How New Was the New Left?: Re-Thinking New Left Exceptionalism - Andrew Hunt 8. Strategy and Democracy in the New Left - Francesca Polletta 9. The Point of Ultimate Indignity or a Beloved Community?: The Draft Resistance Movement and New Left Gender Dynamics - Michael S. Foley 10. Losing Our Kids: Queer Perspectives on the Chicago Seven Conspiracy Trial - Ian Lekus 11. Between Revolution 9 and Thesis 11: Or, Will We Learn (Again) to Start Worrying and Change the World? - Jeremy Varon 12. Letting Go: Revisiting the New Left's Demise - Doug Rossinow Afterword - Paul Buhle About the Contributors

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