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Cognella Academic Publishing Cognella Rethinking Debatable Moments in Civil Rights History

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Description

Explore a unique perspective on American history with Rethinking Debatable Moments in the Civil Rights Movement: Learning for the Present Moment. Published by Cognella Academic Publishing, this work examines critical historical events through the lens of contemporary learning. The text is authored by a group of highly qualified experts, including David Julian Hodges, a professor of anthropology at Hunter College with postdoctoral experience at Harvard and Oxford. The contributing team also includes Terry Wykowski, a researcher and principal of the Oxford Consulting Group, and Neil Douglas, a consultant and independent researcher. This book provides a scholarly approach to understanding the complexities of the Civil Rights Movement for students and researchers alike.

Key Features

Authored by David Julian Hodges, a professor of anthropology at Hunter College with doctoral studies from New York University.

Includes contributions from Terry Wykowski, a researcher holding master's degrees from Hunter College and the University of Oxford.

Features research and insights from consultant and independent researcher Neil Douglas.

Published by Cognella Academic Publishing as part of their academic history collection.

Provides an academic examination of the Civil Rights Movement for historical study.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 December 2019
Listed Since
21 December 2019

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