Stephen M. Engel is an Assistant Professor of Politics at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine. He holds a PhD in Political Science from Yale University as well as an MA in Social Thought from New York University and a BA in interdisciplinary social science from Wesleyan University. In 2007-8, he held a research fellowship at the American Bar Foundation where he conducted research on anti-Court activism in the United States. He is the author of American Politicians Confront the Court: Opposition Politics and Changing Responses to Judicial Power (Cambridge University Press, 2011). He has also published in Studies in American Political Development and Law and Social Inquiry.
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Introduction: opening remarks 1. Asked and answered: how questions can condition conclusions in social movement theory 2. Tracing the rainbow: an historical sketch of the American gay and lesbian movement 3. Tracing the rainbow: an historical sketch of the English gay and lesbian movement 4. Where and how it comes to pass: interest group interaction with political institutions 5. Asking the unasked question: grappling with the culture variable Conclusion: final thoughts.
Introduction: opening remarks 1. Asked and answered: how questions can condition conclusions in social movement theory 2. Tracing the rainbow: an historical sketch of the American gay and lesbian movement 3. Tracing the rainbow: an historical sketch of the English gay and lesbian movement 4. Where and how it comes to pass: interest group interaction with political institutions 5. Asking the unasked question: grappling with the culture variable Conclusion: final thoughts.
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