| Small Property Versus Big Government |
| 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 |
| • | The People's Choice? |
| Class Politics, Status Politics, and Communities of Consumers |
| Interaction, Power, and Redistributive Programs |
| 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 |