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Regime Change in the United States
Spring 2008
Volume 38
Issue 3
After eight years of the Bush administration, we will most certainly encounter a regime change following the Fall 2008 elections. In this context, Social Policy contributors explore the history of being in a "movement moment", what roels organizations need to play, and what policies could come about.
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Upcoming Issues
Social Policy is currently accepting submissions for upcoming issues about international organizing in Canada and Australia, the role of community radio in social change around the world, migration policies in the United States and Europe.
Social Policy is interested in publishing fresh, well-researched articles documenting progressive action from the frontlines of community and labor organizing. Complete manuscripts of 2,000-6,000 words can be emailed to Valerie Coffin at mngeditor@socialpolicy.org