Somebody should do something how anyone can help create social change
A novel and scientific approach to creating transformative social change -- and the surprising ways that each of us can help make a real difference. Changing the world is difficult. One reason is that the most important problems, like climate change, racism, and poverty, are structural. They emerge...
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The MIT Press,
[2025]
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Table of Contents:
- Note to the Reader - Introduction
- Part I : The Problem of Either/Or Thinking About Social Change
- Chapter 1 : You Do You : The Misdirected Individualist History of Climate Activism
- Chapter 2 : Structural Injustice : Why Conversations About Racism Become Conversations About Real Estate
- Chapter 3 : Change Against the Machine : Structural Change in the Public Mind
- Part II : A Better Picture of Social Change
- Chapter 4 : Hidden Histories of Social Change : People Who Change Systems That Change People
- Chapter 5 : Unlearning the Habit of Racism
- Chapter 6 : A Both/And Picture of People
- Chapter 7 : We Are Each Other's Situation
- Chapter 8 : Cascades, Loops, and Tipping Points
- Part III : Putting It into Practice
- Chapter 9 : Social Movements and Structural Change
- Chapter 10 : Lighting the Spark : Social Identity, Collective Action, and Making a Difference
- Chapter 11 : Building the Blaze : Coalitional Politics for Interdependent Individuals12 Facing the Fire : Understanding the Social World in a Both/And Way
- Chapter 13 : Keeping the Fire Going : The Gloriously Unsexy Work of Implementing and Sustaining Change
- Chapter 14 : Fighting from Where You Stand : Finding Your Role in Social Change
- Conclusion : Time Doesn't Tell ; We Tell Time
