Description
Explore 'The Long '68', a comprehensive dive into a pivotal year that shaped modern activism and political movements. This thought-provoking book delves into the global protests of 1968, highlighting significant events that transformed society from France's massive worker strikes to the emergence of feminist collectives and gay rights activism. Written by leading historians, 'The Long '68' interweaves the threads of history and culture, showcasing how the revolutionary spirit of the time continues to influence contemporary social movements. With 464 pages of insightful analysis, this B-format paperback is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the roots of today’s political landscape and the revolutionary changes that began in the late '60s. Published by Penguin UK in 2019, this brand new edition offers a fresh perspective on the importance of the '68 movements and their relevance to both historical and current affairs. Immerse yourself in the narrative that explores the societal shifts triggered by these dramatic protests and discover how figures like Bill Clinton and Tony Blair are intertwined with the legacies of '68. Ideal for students, history buffs, and activists alike, 'The Long '68' promises to enlighten and inspire.