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Academic Journals
"Leadership, Membership, and Voice: Civic Associations that Work," co-authored with Kenneth T. Andrews, Matthew Baggetta, Hahrie Han, and Chaeyoon Lim. American Journal of Sociology. Forthcoming, 2009.
"Duty to the Race: African American Fraternal
Orders and the Legal Defense of the Right to
Organize", co-authored with Ariane Liazos.
Social Science History, Fall 2004.
"A Nation of Organizers: The Institutional Origins
of Civic Volunteerism in the United States",
American Political Science Review, pp. 527-546,
September 2000.
"Resources and Resourcefulness: Strategic Capacity
in the Unionization of California Agriculture,
1959-1966", American Journal of Sociology, pp.
1003-1062, January 2000.
Popular Periodicals
"Organizing
for Democratic Renewal." TPM Cafe, March
2007.
"Staying
Connected to our Moral Sources." TPM
Cafe, March 2007.
“Hillel’s
Questions: A Call for Leadership.” Sh’ma,
January 2007.
"Organizing
as Leadership
" in Encyclopedia of
Leadership, edited by George Goethels, Georgia
J. Sorenson, James McGregor Burns; Sage
Publications, 2004.
"Making Democracy Work?" Book Review of Dry Bones
Rattling: Community Building to Revitalize
American Democracy by Mark R. Warren. Contexts,
1(3), Fall 2002. Pp. 62-63.
"What Is Organizing?" Social Policy. Fall 2002.
33(1). ARC Vol. 17, National Organizer's Alliance.
Winter 2001.
"Motor Voter or Motivated Voter?" The American
Prospect, 5(16), Sept 1-Oct 1, 1996.
"Voters in the Crosshairs" The American Prospect,
17(28), December 1, 1994.
Books and Chapters in Books
Why David Sometimes Wins: Leadership, Organization, and Strategy in the California Farm Worker Movement. Oxford University Press, 2009.
What a Mighty Power We Can Be: African American Fraternal Groups and the
Struggle for Racial Equality with Theda
Skocpol and Ariane Liazos, Princeton
University Press, 2006.
"Why David Sometimes Wins: Strategic Capacity in
Social Movements," in The Psychology of
Leadership: New Approaches, David M. Messick and
Roderick M. Kramer (Eds.). Erlbaum Publications,
2005.
"Against The Tide: Projects and Pathways of the
New Generation of Union Leaders, 1984-2001," co-authored with Kim Voss, Teresa Sharpe,
Carl Somers and George Strauss, in Rebuilding
Labor: Organizing and Organizers in the New Union
Movement, edited by Ruth Milkman and Kim Voss.
Cornell University Press. 2004.
"Why David Sometimes Wins: Strategic Capacity in
Social Movements", in
Rethinking Social Movements: Structure, Meaning
and Emotion, edited by James Jasper and Geoffrey
Goodwin. Rowman and Littlefield, 2004.
"Reconnecting People and Politics." The New
Majority: Toward a Popular Progressive Politics,
edited by Stanley B. Greenberg and Theda Skocpol,
Margaret Weir, co-author, Yale University Press.
1997.
Current Working Papers
"Leadership,
Organization, and Action: Understanding Public
Recognition of Civic Associations."
November 2007.
"What
is Public Narrative?." March 2007.
"Reflections
on the Binding of Isaac." September 2006.
"Explaining
Effectiveness in Local Civic Associations." February,
2006.
"Notes
on Storytelling." August 2005.
"Whatever
Happened to Democratic Values?" November
2004.
"Some Reflections on Faith and Politics." February
17, 2003.
"The Power of Story in Social Movements," August,
2001.
Kennedy School Cases
Sponsored:
KSG Case 1604.0. "Kmart Union in Greensboro Fights
for a Contract (B): Reaching Out, Re-framing the
Issue," by Pamela Varley. 6/1/00.
Co-Authored:
KSG Case 1603.2. "Kmart Union in Greensboro Fights
for a Contract (Teaching Note)." co-authored with Taeku Lee. 6/20/02.
Teaching Note Available.
KSG Case. "The
Living Wage Debate Comes to Harvard."
4/1/02.
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