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| 100 | 1 | ⊔ | ‡aCampbell, Horace. |
| 245 | 1 | 0 | ‡aBarack Obama and twenty-first-century politics : ‡ba revolutionary moment in the USA / ‡cHorace G. Campbell. |
| 260 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡aLondon ; ‡aNew York : ‡bPluto Press, ‡c2010. |
| 300 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡axxiii, 319 p. ; ‡c23 cm. |
| 336 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡atext ‡btxt ‡2rdacontent |
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| 504 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡aIncludes bibliographical references (pages [302]-308) and index. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | ‡tThe Peace, Anti-Racist, and Reparations Nodes of the Revolutionary Process -- ‡tPeace and the Meaning of Work -- ‡tRevolution and the Tipping Point -- ‡tPeace and the Inheritance of Black Liberation -- ‡tProgressive Women and the Peace Movement -- ‡tBuilding a New Democracy -- ‡tConclusion -- ‡g9. ‡tUbuntu and Twenty-First-Century Revolution -- ‡tThe Setting and the Challenges -- ‡tUbuntu, Quantum Politics, and the Revolutionary Moment -- ‡tEnvironmental Justice, a Fractal Outlook, and Quantum Leaps -- ‡tUbuntu, Self-Organization, and Self-Mobilization -- ‡tAbraham Lincoln and the Second Revolution in the United States -- ‡tUbuntu, Self-Organization, and New Leadership -- ‡tNew Leadership and Optimism in Society -- ‡tOptimism as a Political Act. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | ‡g7. ‡tGround Operation for Victory: Challenging the Ruthlessness of the Wounded Corporate Bankers -- ‡tThe Moment of September -- ‡tRuthlessness and Recklessness -- ‡tThe World of Derivatives, Politics, and Ruthlessness -- ‡tFinancialization as Economic Terrorism -- ‡tHenry Paulson and the Drama of the Moment of September -- ‡tElements of the Coup -- ‡tSpeechless and Politics -- ‡tObama and the Presidential Campaign -- ‡tThe Legacies of Jesse Helms in North Carolina -- ‡tRespect, Empower, Include - Observing the Ground Operation at First Hand -- ‡tYouth Activists and the Wall of Hope -- ‡tTolerance and the Networks -- ‡tRowan County and Salibury Town -- ‡tMecklenburg County and Crossing into South Carolina -- ‡tThe Nerve Center in Raleigh-Durham -- ‡tA Divided Military -- ‡tConclusion -- ‡g8. ‡tBeyond Messiahs: Networks for Peace and Transformation in the Twenty-First Century -- ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tThe Trap of Messianism and Militarism -- ‡tLiberalism, Missionism, and the Long War -- ‡tWar asPeace -- ‡tWould Obama End Up Like Toussaint? -- ‡tNetworking and Solidarity -- |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | ‡g5. ‡tFractal Wisdom and Optimism in the Primary Campaign of 2008 -- ‡tCampaigning as a Human Being, not a Black Candidate -- ‡tHope and Change -- ‡tScaling, Self-Similarity, and Recursion in the Campaign -- ‡tUbuntu meets Ubuntu -- ‡tProving Ground in South Carolina -- ‡tBuilding a National Presence and Bottom-Up Fundraising -- ‡tObama's Amazing Money Machine -- ‡tThe Struggles in the Primaries -- ‡tThe Centrality of Economics and Politics -- ‡tThe Intervention of the Youth Vote and the Grassroots -- ‡tThe Iowa Caucus -- ‡tThe Centrality of Racism in US Politics -- ‡tInternal Collapse of the Vast Clinton Apparatus -- ‡tConclusion -- ‡g6. ‡tBetween the Past and the Future: The Democratic National Convention -- ‡tBurdens of the Past -- ‡tNew and Old Forces at the convention -- ‡tShadows of the Past and the Denver setting -- ‡tThe Promise of a Green Convetion -- ‡tT. Boone Pickens and Forgiveness -- ‡tInsiders and Outsiders in Denver -- ‡tThe Clinton Brigade in Denver -- ‡tMichelle Obama and the Caucuses -- ‡tThe Latino/Hispanic Caucus at the Convention -- ‡tWho are the Latinos? -- ‡tRoll Call and Nomination -- ‡tAcceptance Speech and Marketing the Candidate -- ‡tConclusion -- |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | ‡gPhase III ‡tAutonomous Organizing and the Harriet Tubman Principles -- ‡tReconstruction and the Third Phase -- ‡tCounter-Revolution -- ‡tBenjamin Tillman, Sexualized Violence and the Consolidation of Racism -- ‡tLong-Term Legacies of the Third Phase -- ‡tEugenics and the Ideological Victory of the South -- ‡tEugenics and Technological Singularity -- ‡tConclusion: Democratization as a Process -- ‡tRacism and the Old Left -- ‡tBeyond the Limitations of Liberal Thought -- ‡g4. ‡tGrassroots Organizing confronts the Machine -- ‡tRevolutions by Ordinary People - the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party -- ‡tObama's Learning from the Ella Baker Principles -- ‡tBeyond Vanguardism -- ‡tThe Conservative Counter-offensive in the US before the Rise of the Obama Phenomenon -- ‡tThe Attempted Intervention of Jesse Jackson -- ‡tThe Democratic Party and the Hierarchy of Power -- ‡tLeaderism, Vanguardism, and the Party Boss -- ‡tTechnocrats, Bosses, and Political Advantage -- ‡tFrom Bosses to Political Consultants -- ‡tThe Clintons Inherit the Party Machinery -- ‡tConclusion -- |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | ‡gMachine generated contents note: ‡g1. ‡tRevolutionary Moments and Ruptures -- ‡tRevolutionary Moments: Lessons from the French and Cuban Revolutions -- ‡tNew Concept of Shared Humanity -- ‡tUbuntu -- ‡tElements of the Revolutionary Moment -- ‡tBeyond Vanguardism in the Twenty-First Century -- ‡tClassical Music meets Jazz -- ‡tReparations and Revolution -- ‡tNew Militants and Sites of Politics -- ‡tConclusion -- ‡g2. ‡tThe Political Training of Barack Obama -- ‡tUbuntu and Non-Racial Democracy -- ‡tLessons in Ubuntu -- ‡tToots and the Dignity of Work -- ‡tTraining as a Community Organizer in Chicago -- ‡tSearching for Life Purpose and Healing in Kenya -- ‡tRedemption -- ‡tMichelle Robinson: The Personal is Political -- ‡tConclusion -- ‡g3. ‡tConfronting Racism and Sexism in US Politics -- ‡gPhase I ‡tThe Electoral College and "Three-Fifths of a Human" -- ‡gPhase II ‡tThe Civil War and the Struggle for Democracy -- |
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