| Mandate for Change Policies and Leadership for 2009 and Beyond | | | Editor:
| Hartman, Chester | | Contribution by:
| Hartman, Chester
Albisa, Catherine
Alvarez, Robert
Anderson, Sarah
Aron, Nan
Baker, Dean
Bennis, Phyllis
Blackwell, Angela Glover
Blumenauer, Congressman Earl
Borosage, Robert L.
Bronfenbrenner, Kate
Cavanagh, John
Chacón, Oscar
Collins, Chuck
Comstock-Gay, Stuart
Cray, Charlie
Crowley, Sheila
Davis, Martha F.
Dolan, Karen
Edelman, Peter
Estes, Carroll L.
Feffer, John
Fletcher, Bill
Foscarinis, Maria
Gandy, Kim
Grant, Jaime
Greenberg, Mark
Harkness, Jim
Hassen, Farrah
Heller, Simon
Houseman, Alan W.
Jiménez, Tomás R.
Barbara B. Kennelly, Former Congresswoman
Ladson-Billings, Gloria
Landau, Saul
Leaver, Erik
Lee, Nicole
LeMelle, Gerald
Lilliston, Ben
Lubow, Bart
Mann, Eric
Manski, Ben
Mauer, Marc
McDermott, Patrice
Muhammad, Dedrick
Nelson, Douglas W.
Pemberton, Miriam
Pérez-Rocha, Manuel
Piven, Frances Fox
Pizzigati, Sam
Pollack, Ron
Quigley, William
Rapoport, Miles S.
Raskin, Marcus
Redman, Janet
Replogle, Michael A.
Rynn, Jon
Sawyer, Rebecca
Scheer, Daniel
Scott, Ben
Sen, Rinku
Shannon, Amy
Soohoo, Cynthia
Starnes, Nancy
Taylor, Betsy
Tree, Sanho
Heuvel, Katrina Vanden
Warren, Dorian
Woods, Emira
Wysham, Daphne | | ISBN: | 978-0-7391-3167-1 | | Publication Date: | Feb 2009 | | Publisher: | Lexington Books/Fortress Academic
| | Book Format: | Hardback | | List Price: | USD $167.00 | Book Description:
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The incoming national administration has the opportunity to make a sharp break, in both domestic and international issues, with the failed, destructive policies of the past eight years.Mandate for Change provides in detail what should be done in each and every important area, in 47 short chapters written by the country's leading thinkers/activists. The incoming national administration has the opportunity to make a sharp break, in both domestic and international issues, with the failed, destructive policies of the past eight years.Mandate for Change provides in detail what should be done in each and every important area, in 47 short chapters written by the country's leading thinkers/activists. | |