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“Everything you ever wanted to know about the Supreme Court and the Presidency but were afraid to ask.” —Nina Totenberg, correspondent for NPR Instructor's Guide Available

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"This is a valuable introduction to a field that will become only more significant with the development of new media, such as virtual reality and digital mapping, that could merit First Amendment protection." —Publishers Weekly

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"French historian Alexis de Tocqueville warned about 'the tyranny of the majority' in American democracy.  This work deals with that important topic from colonial times to the present.  Young brings experience and knowledge to this subject...This history will satisfy fans of Howard Zinn, Pete Seeger, and Allen Ginsberg." —Library Journal

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“Sophisticated and fresh, Neocitizenship breathes new life into the discourse on neoliberalism. Cherniavsky’s provocative study of the emergence of new political subjectivities amid the decline of the nation-state as a guarantor of rights and a repository of popular sovereignty will galvanize conversations around neoliberalism, citizenship, and affective economies. This is a book certain to generate a great deal of heat as well as light.” —Cotten Seiler, author of Republic of Drivers: A Cultural History of Automobility in America

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"Ralph Young’s Dissent: The History of an American Idea, published by New York University Press in 2015, invoked the daring spirit and moral resolve of the late Howard Zinn. Make Art, Not War is the essential visual companion to this instant classic.  Drawing from thousands of compelling and provocative posters housed in the famed Tamiment Poster and Broadside Collection, Young presents a century’s worth of fierce dissent and unyielding opposition to hate, sexism, war, fascism, homophobia, and racism.  This is the coffee table book for the Bernie moment."  —Bryant Simon, Temple University