Student Activism and Protest; Alternatives for Social Change [from the half-title page]

xviii, [2], 265, [3] pages. Frontispiece illustration. Index. The dust jacket has some wear, chips and soiling and is in a plastic sleeve. This is part of the Jossey-Bass series in Higher Education. Edward E. Sampson (1934-2019). Sampson was a brilliant critical psychologist and social commentator. He became an inspiring teacher, groundbreaking writer, and skillful public speaker. The other authors were Christian Bay, Donald R. Brown, Richard Flacks, Mervin B. Freedman, Paul Kanzer, Kenneth Keniston, Harold A. Korn and James W. Trent. The authors--nine vitally concerned spokesmen in higher education, representing psychology, sociology, and political science--explore every facet of the movement that in the sixties shook the foundations of higher education. They trace the causes and examine effects from a variety of perspectives. their investigations range from survey studies of local and national samples through in-depth interviews and case studies of representative students to colorful, impressionistic accounts. First Edition [stated], presumed first printing.…