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|aWood, John A.,|d1938- |
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|aThe Panthers and the militias :|bbrothers under the skin /|cJohn A. Wood. |
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|aLanham :|bUniversity Press of America,|c2002. |
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|aIncludes bibliographical references. |
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|aI. Similarities -- the threat of violence as an adaptive mechanism -- arming for self-defense -- the rhetoric of violence as a way of affirming manhood -- hatred directed toward representatives of the government, not the general citizenry -- rejection of non-violent means -- reaction to a breakup of family values and a loss of community -- the "revolution of rising expectations" -- the presence of paranoia -- II. Differences -- educational -- the importance (or lack thereof) of guns -- the place of religion -- the call-to-arms rhetoric -- the view toward the federal government -- III. Cultural Dimensions -- the fall of communism -- warfare simulation -- the glorification of violence in American history -- IV. The Issue is Economics -- the growing disparity of wealth -- the economic insecurity of the lower classes -- V. The Prospects of Social Change - Do the Militias meet the criteria? -- the criteria: people or "troops" -- discipline or accountability -- a goal and a plan. |
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|aMilitia movements|zUnited States. |
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|aBlack militant organizations|zUnited States. |
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|aGovernment, Resistance to|zUnited States. |
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|aPolitical violence|zUnited States. |