Small Property Versus Big Government

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Preface to the Paperback Edition

Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction

1—  Whose Interests? Whose Programs? Redistributing the Property Tax Burden

2—  Theories of Inequality and an Interactive Approach to Power

3—  Probusiness Leaders and Consumers' Movements in Communities

4—  Middle Americans and Generalized Unresponsiveness

5—  Middle-Income Communities in Search of Power

6—  Community Business Leaders:  Bounded Power and Movement Alliances

7—  Frustrated Advantage in Upper-Middle-Class Communities

8—  The Politics of Probusiness Tax Limitation

Conclusion:  Postcorporatist Protests and the Reconstruction of Inequality

Epilogue  No Satisfaction?

Notes

Appendix Research Methods for Studying Social Movement History

Bibliography

Supplementary Bibliography

Index

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