Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Importance of Student Resistance in the World
1 Riotus Interruptus: Early Defiance and Medieval Violence
2 From the Renaissance to the Enlightenment: The Student Body Inflamed
3 1848, the Modernization of Student Power, and Rise of the Student Leader
4 Success, Sabers, and Sacrifice, 1900–1919
5 Reform and Terrorism in the ‘20s and ‘30s
6 Student Militancy and Warfare, 1940–1959
7 Agitating in the ‘60s
8 1968 and 1969: Student Power Unleashed
9 The 1970s: Campus Killings and Student Fury
10 Revolution for a Postmodern World: the ‘80s and Early ‘90s
11 The Late ‘90s and the New Millennium: the Flames of Protest Flare Anew
Epilogue: The Future of Student Resistance?
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Biography
Mark Edelman Boren is a historian, literary scholar, writer, activist, and artist—and one of the foremost authorities on student activism. He’s published numerous works on protest and literature, and his art has shown in New York and London. He is Professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, USA.
