Fisher, Robert.

Right-Wing Organizers Do This Too The Case of the Christian Coalition / [electronic resource] : Robert Fisher &Sally Tamarkin. - pp. 403-421.

This article documents and evaluates the organizing strategies of the Christian Coalition in the 1990s. Unlike most other Christian Right efforts, the Christian Coalition strongly emphasized a grassroots component in a social movement strategy that combined local efforts with a national organization. This study informs three debates in the field of community organizing: whether anything of value can be learned from right-wing organizing; whether contemporary organizing should remain focused on the local community or build power at the national level as well; and whether there is a place for mobilizing strategies in progressive community organizing.


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community organizing, Christian coalition, new right, Christian right, social movements, community and organizational theory

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