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Reformers to Radicals: The Appalachian Volunteers and the War on Poverty
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The Appalachian Volunteers formed in the early 1960s, determined to eliminate poverty through education and vocational training and improve schools and homes in the mountainous regions of the southeastern United States. In Reformers to Radicals: The Appalachian Volunteers and the War on Poverty, Thomas Kiffmeyer illustrates how the activists ultimately failed, mainly because they were indecisive about the fundamental nature of their mission. The AVs, many of them college students, were also distracted by causes not directly connected with the war on poverty, such as civil rights and opposition to the Vietnam War. Despite some progress, the organization finally lost the support of the national government, and more important, of the Appalachian people, setbacks from which it never recovered.
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University Press of Kentucky
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Reformers to Radicals : the Appalachian Volunteers and the War on Poverty
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Hardcover
Language
English
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2008
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Textbook
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328 Pages
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9in
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""Kiffmeyer deepens our understanding of Appalachia's history during the 1960s, when the region was on the front line of the War on Poverty. His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors both within and outside the mountains and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history." -- John Mathew Glenn, Author of Highlander: No Ordinary School" --, ""This well reasoned and meticulously documented work of scholarship should prove useful to southern historians, students of the Great Society era, and anyone interested in the dynamics of social reform movements." -- The Southeastern Librarian" --, This well reasoned and meticulously documented work of scholarship should prove useful to southern historians, students of the Great Society era, and anyone interested in the dynamics of social reform movements., ""Kiffmeyer deepens our understanding of Appalachia's history during the 1960s, when the region was on the front line of the War on Poverty. His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors both within and outside the mountains and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history." --John Mathew Glenn, Author of Highlander: No Ordinary School" --, "Kiffmeyer deepens our understanding of Appalachia's history during the 1960s, when the region was on the front line of the War on Poverty. His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors both within and outside the mountains and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history."--John Mathew Glenn, Author of Highlander: No Ordinary School, ""Kiffmeyer blames [the failure of the Appalachian Volunteers] on its paternalistic outsider mentality, which alienated every group the AV worked with, and the power of local elites. Recommended." -- Choice" --, "This well reasoned and meticulously documented work of scholarship should prove useful to southern historians, students of the Great Society era, and anyone interested in the dynamics of social reform movements." -- The Southeastern Librarian, ""This work will do much to fill what I believe is a real vacuum in twentieth-century Appalachian historiography. Tom Kiffmeyer tells a gripping, human story." -- Chad Berry, author of Southern Migrants, Northern Exiles" --, ""This well reasoned and meticulously documented work of scholarship should prove useful to southern historians, students of the Great Society era, and anyone interested in the dynamics of social reform movements." --The Southeastern Librarian" --, "This work will do much to fill what I believe is a real vacuum in twentieth-century Appalachian historiography. Tom Kiffmeyer tells a gripping, human story." Chad Berry, author ofSouthern Migrants, Northern Exiles, ""Kiffmeyer blames [the failure of the Appalachian Volunteers] on its paternalistic outsider mentality, which alienated every group the AV worked with, and the power of local elites. Recommended." --Choice" --, ""[Kiffmeyer] places the federally funded Appalachian Volunteers, drawn from the ranks of college students, at the center of his story.... [he] offers a powerful indictment of the operation of the War on Poverty on the ground." --American Historical Review" --, "Both timely and long overdue...Reformers to Radicals is an impressive accomplishment documenting the history of the Appalachian Volunteers."--Appalachian Journal, ""Reformers to Radicals provides a valuable contribution to Appalachian and American historiography. It is necessary reading for anyone interested in understanding modern Appalachia's struggle with indigence or the War on Poverty's inability to provide solid and lasting solutions for such a persistent and pervasive problem." -- Jinny Turman-Deal, contributor to West Virginia History: An Open Access Reader " --, Ashmore and Kiffmeyer offer a powerful indictment of the operation of the War on Poverty on the ground, contribute to an understanding of public policy issues, and, in Ashmore's case, add to our knowledge of the civil rights movement after its glory years., As a detailed overview of a critically important but under-examined chapter in Appalachian history, Reformers to Radicals is a welcome contribution to the scholarship., ""The treatment of the clash of cultures the War on Poverty brought to the mountains is the strongest aspect of the book...Kiffmeyer does a nice job fitting the story into the context of the sixties." --William Clayson, Register of the Kentucky Historical Society" --, "Thoroughly researched, well-written, and judicious in tone, the enduring contribution of Reformers to Radicals is in delineating the limits of liberal reformism in a region like Central Appalachia where inequality is so entrenched that only a thorough political restructuring will bring about democratic change."--Ronald L. Lewis, Robbins Chair and Professor Emeritus, West Virginia University, The treatment of the clash of cultures the War on Poverty brought to the mountains is the strongest aspect of the book Kiffmeyer does a nice job fitting the story into the context of the sixties., ""This work will do much to fill what I believe is a real vacuum in twentieth-century Appalachian historiography. Tom Kiffmeyer tells a gripping, human story." Chad Berry, author of Southern Migrants, Northern Exiles" --, ""Thoroughly researched, well-written, and judicious in tone, the enduring contribution of Reformers to Radicals is in delineating the limits of liberal reformism in a region like Central Appalachia where inequality is so entrenched that only a thorough political restructuring will bring about democratic change."" -- Ronald L. Lewis, Robbins Chair and Professor Emeritus, West Virginia University, Reformers to Radicals provides a valuable contribution to Appalachian and American historiography. It is necessary reading for anyone interested in understanding modern Appalachia's struggle with indigence or the War on Poverty's inability to provide solid and lasting solutions for such a persistent and pervasive problem., ""Thoroughly researched, well-written, and judicious in tone, the enduring contribution of Reformers to Radicals is in delineating the limits of liberal reformism in a region like Central Appalachia where inequality is so entrenched that only a thorough political restructuring will bring about democratic change." --Ronald L. Lewis, Robbins Chair and Professor Emeritus, West Virginia University" --, ""As a detailed overview of a critically important but under-examined chapter in Appalachian history, Reformers to Radicals is a welcome contribution to the scholarship"" -- Chad Montrie, University of Massachusetts Lowell, North Carolina Historical Review, "The treatment of the clash of cultures the War on Poverty brought to the mountains is the strongest aspect of the bookKiffmeyer does a nice job fitting the story into the context of the sixties."--William Clayson, Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, ""His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors, both within and outside the mountains, and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history." --John Matthew Glenn, Appalachian Heritage" --, Thoroughly researched, well-written, and judicious in tone, the enduring contribution of Reformers to Radicals is in delineating the limits of liberal reformism in a region like Central Appalachia where inequality is so entrenched that only a thorough political restructuring will bring about democratic change., "[Kiffmeyer] places the federally funded Appalachian Volunteers, drawn from the ranks of college students, at the center of his story.... [he] offers a powerful indictment of the operation of the War on Poverty on the ground." -- American Historical Review, ""Kiffmeyer deepens our understanding of Appalachia's history during the 1960s, when the region was on the front line of the War on Poverty. His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors both within and outside the mountains and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history."" -- John Mathew Glenn, Author of Highlander: No Ordinary School, "Kiffmeyer blames [the failure of the Appalachian Volunteers] on its paternalistic outsider mentality, which alienated every group the AV worked with, and the power of local elites. Recommended."--Choice, ""His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors, both within and outside the mountains, and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history." -- John Matthew Glenn, Appalachian Heritage" --, Reformers to Radicals address the many factors that led to the demise of the Appalachian Volunteers in 1970, the most important being the massive repression by local, state, and national political leaders., "This work will do much to fill what I believe is a real vacuum in twentieth-century Appalachian historiography. Tom Kiffmeyer tells a gripping, human story." Chad Berry, author of Southern Migrants, Northern Exiles, ""Reformers to Radicals address the many factors that led to the demise of the Appalachian Volunteers in 1970, the most important being the massive repression by local, state, and national political leaders." -- Journal of Southern History" --, "Reading this book, one is gripped by a sense of tragedy...Well researched and vigorously written, this book provides great insights into why the War on Poverty failed." -- Journal of American History, ""Both timely and long overdue...Reformers to Radicals is an impressive accomplishment documenting the history of the Appalachian Volunteers." -- Appalachian Journal" --, This work will do much to fill what I believe is a real vacuum in twentieth-century Appalachian historiography. Tom Kiffmeyer tells a gripping, human story., ""Both timely and long overdue...Reformers to Radicals is an impressive accomplishment documenting the history of the Appalachian Volunteers." --Appalachian Journal" --, ""As a detailed overview of a critically important but under-examined chapter in Appalachian history, Reformers to Radicals is a welcome contribution to the scholarship" -- Chad Montrie, North Carolina Historical Review" --, Kiffmeyer deepens our understanding of Appalachia's history during the 1960s, when the region was on the front line of the War on Poverty. His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors both within and outside the mountains and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history., "Reformers to Radicals address the many factors that led to the demise of the Appalachian Volunteers in 1970, the most important being the massive repression by local, state, and national political leaders." -- Journal of Southern History, ""Reformers to Radicals provides a valuable contribution to Appalachian and American historiography. It is necessary reading for anyone interested in understanding modern Appalachia's struggle with indigence or the War on Poverty's inability to provide solid and lasting solutions for such a persistent and pervasive problem." --Jinny Turman-Deal, West Virginia History" --, "Reformers to Radicals address the many factors that led to the demise of the Appalachian Volunteers in 1970, the most important being the massive repression by local, state, and national political leaders."--Journal of Southern History, "Winner of the 201 Kentucky Archives Month Certificate of Merit for Writing or Other Production." --, Reformers to Radicals provides a compelling case study of the political and social tensions that enveloped the United States in the 1960s. Kiffmeyer places AVs' story into the national narrative of a radical, oppositional consciousness emerging out of the idealism of the civil rights movement and the Great Society., Both timely and long overdue...Reformers to Radicals is an impressive accomplishment documenting the history of the Appalachian Volunteers., ""The treatment of the clash of cultures the War on Poverty brought to the mountains is the strongest aspect of the book...Kiffmeyer does a nice job fitting the story into the context of the sixties." -- William Clayson, Register of the Kentucky Historical Society" --, "[Kiffmeyer] places the federally funded Appalachian Volunteers, drawn from the ranks of college students, at the center of his story.... [he] offers a powerful indictment of the operation of the War on Poverty on the ground."--American Historical Review, "Ashmore and Kiffmeyer offer a powerful indictment of the operation of the War on Poverty on the ground, contribute to an understanding of public policy issues, and, in Ashmore's case, add to our knowledge of the civil rights movement after its glory years." -- American Historical Review, "Reformers to Radicals provides a valuable contribution to Appalachian and American historiography. It is necessary reading for anyone interested in understanding modern Appalachia's struggle with indigence or the War on Poverty's inability to provide solid and lasting solutions for such a persistent and pervasive problem." -- Jinny Turman-Deal, West Virginia History, Kiffmeyer blames [the failure of the Appalachian Volunteers] on its paternalistic outsider mentality, which alienated every group the AV worked with, and the power of local elites. Recommended., ""Reformers to Radicals provides a compelling case study of the political and social tensions that enveloped the United States in the 1960s. Kiffmeyer places AVs' story into the national narrative of a radical, oppositional consciousness emerging out of the idealism of the civil rights movement and the Great Society." --Rob Weise, Associate Professor of History, Eastern Kentucky University" --, ""The treatment of the clash of cultures the War on Poverty brought to the mountains is the strongest aspect of the book…Kiffmeyer does a nice job fitting the story into the context of the sixties."" -- William Clayson, College of Southern Nevada, Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, ""[Kiffmeyer] places the federally funded Appalachian Volunteers, drawn from the ranks of college students, at the center of his story.... [he] offers a powerful indictment of the operation of the War on Poverty on the ground." -- American Historical Review" --, "Kiffmeyer blames [the failure of the Appalachian Volunteers] on its paternalistic outsider mentality, which alienated every group the AV worked with, and the power of local elites. Recommended." -- Choice, ""Reading this book, one is gripped by a sense of tragedy...Well researched and vigorously written, this book provides great insights into why the War on Poverty failed." -- Journal of American History" --, "Ashmore and Kiffmeyer offer a powerful indictment of the operation of the War on Poverty on the ground, contribute to an understanding of public policy issues, and, in Ashmore's case, add to our knowledge of the civil rights movement after its glory years." --American Historical Review, ""Ashmore and Kiffmeyer offer a powerful indictment of the operation of the War on Poverty on the ground, contribute to an understanding of public policy issues, and, in Ashmore's case, add to our knowledge of the civil rights movement after its glory years." -- American Historical Review" --, "As a detailed overview of a critically important but under-examined chapter in Appalachian history, Reformers to Radicals is a welcome contribution to the scholarship"-- Chad Montrie, North Carolina Historical Review, ""Reformers to Radicals provides a compelling case study of the political and social tensions that enveloped the United States in the 1960s. Kiffmeyer places AVs' story into the national narrative of a radical, oppositional consciousness emerging out of the idealism of the civil rights movement and the Great Society." -- Rob Weise, Associate Professor of History, Eastern Kentucky University" --, �Reformers to Radicals provides a compelling case study of the political and social tensions that enveloped the United States in the 1960s. Kiffmeyer places AVs� story into the national narrative of a radical, oppositional consciousness emerging out of the idealism of the civil rights movement and the Great Society.�, ""Reading this book, one is gripped by a sense of tragedy...Well researched and vigorously written, this book provides great insights into why the War on Poverty failed." --Journal of American History" --, "Reformers to Radicals provides a valuable contribution to Appalachian and American historiography. It is necessary reading for anyone interested in understanding modern Appalachia's struggle with indigence or the War on Poverty's inability to provide solid and lasting solutions for such a persistent and pervasive problem."--Jinny Turman-Deal, contributor to West Virginia History: An Open Access Reader, Reading this book, one is gripped by a sense of tragedy... Well researched and vigorously written, this book provides great insights into why the War on Poverty failed., "Reading this book, one is gripped by a sense of tragedy...Well researched and vigorously written, this book provides great insights into why the War on Poverty failed."-- Journal of American History, ""Reformers to Radicals provides a compelling case study of the political and social tensions that enveloped the United States in the 1960s. Kiffmeyer places AVs' story into the national narrative of a radical, oppositional consciousness emerging out of the idealism of the civil rights movement and the Great Society."" -- Rob Weise, Associate Professor of History, Eastern Kentucky University, ""Reformers to Radicals provides a valuable contribution to Appalachian and American historiography. It is necessary reading for anyone interested in understanding modern Appalachia's struggle with indigence or the War on Poverty's inability to provide solid and lasting solutions for such a persistent and pervasive problem." -- Jinny Turman-Deal, West Virginia History" --, "This work will do much to fill what I believe is a real vacuum in twentieth-century Appalachian historiography. Tom Kiffmeyer tells a gripping, human story."--Chad Berry, author of Southern Migrants, Northern Exiles, "Reformers to Radicals provides a compelling case study of the political and social tensions that enveloped the United States in the 1960s. Kiffmeyer places AVs' story into the national narrative of a radical, oppositional consciousness emerging out of the idealism of the civil rights movement and the Great Society."--Rob Weise, Associate Professor of History, Eastern Kentucky University, His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors, both within and outside the mountains, and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history., ""As a detailed overview of a critically important but under-examined chapter in Appalachian history, Reformers to Radicals is a welcome contribution to the scholarship" --Chad Montrie, North Carolina Historical Review" --, "His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors, both within and outside the mountains, and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history."--John Matthew Glenn, Appalachian Heritage, ""Reformers to Radicals address the many factors that led to the demise of the Appalachian Volunteers in 1970, the most important being the massive repression by local, state, and national political leaders." --Journal of Southern History" --, "Both timely and long overdue...Reformers to Radicals is an impressive accomplishment documenting the history of the Appalachian Volunteers." -- Appalachian Journal, "This well reasoned and meticulously documented work of scholarship should prove useful to southern historians, students of the Great Society era, and anyone interested in the dynamics of social reform movements."--The Southeastern Librarian, ""Thoroughly researched, well-written, and judicious in tone, the enduring contribution of Reformers to Radicals is in delineating the limits of liberal reformism in a region like Central Appalachia where inequality is so entrenched that only a thorough political restructuring will bring about democratic change." -- Ronald L. Lewis, Robbins Chair and Professor Emeritus, West Virginia University" --, ""His succinct, dynamic account of the Appalachian Volunteers highlights the multilayered, powerful challenges facing antipoverty warriors, both within and outside the mountains, and reveals yet another dimension of the unanticipated consequences of liberal reform during a tumultuous era in American history."" -- John Matthew Glenn, Appalachian Heritage, "Winner of the 2010 Kentucky Archives Month Certificate of Merit for Writing or Other Production." --, ""Ashmore and Kiffmeyer offer a powerful indictment of the operation of the War on Poverty on the ground, contribute to an understanding of public policy issues, and, in Ashmore's case, add to our knowledge of the civil rights movement after its glory years." --American Historical Review" --, ""This work will do much to fill what I believe is a real vacuum in twentieth-century Appalachian historiography. Tom Kiffmeyer tells a gripping, human story." Chad Berry, author of Southern Migrants, Northern Exiles" -- Chad Berry, author of Souther Migrants, Northern Exiles
Table of Content
Preface to the Paperback Edition Acknowledgments Introduction: A Time for Change 1. On the Brink of War: The Council of the Southern Mountains and the Origins of the War on Poverty in Appalachia 2. The Shot Heard Round the World: The Battle for Mill Creek, Kentucky, and the Culture of Poverty 3. A Splendid Little War: Helping People Help Themselves, 1964 4. The War to End All Wars: A National Quest to End Appalachian Poverty, 1965-1966 5. The New Model Army: The Appalachian Volunteers Splits from the Council of the Southern Mountains 6. Operation Rolling Thunder: The Political Education of Mountaineers and Appalachian Volunteers 7. Peace without Victory: Three Strikes and a Red Scare in the Mountains Conclusion: Live to Fight Another Day Notes Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2021
Topic
Poverty & Homelessness, Social Activists, Volunteer Work, United States / State & Local / South (Al, Ar, Fl, Ga, Ky, La, ms, Nc, SC, Tn, VA, WV), Sociology / Rural
Lccn
2008-028014
Dewey Decimal
306.0975
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History, Social Science
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| 免運費 | 美國 | Economy Shipping | 估計於 5月31日, 五至 6月3日, 一之間送達 運送地點 43230 |
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| 州／省 | 銷售稅稅率 |
|---|---|
| Missouri (MO) | 8.238% |
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|---|---|
| 30 日 | 退款 |
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