Description
1972 First printing signed copy by Terry Eakin. Hardcover is in good condition with some minor wear along the sides and spine. Front has some minor scuffs. No dust jacket. Pages are clean and binding is secure.
This intriguing volume offers a comparative study of student political behavior and activism across different countries and eras. Published in 1972, at the height of the Vietnam War protests and global youth movements, it provides a valuable snapshot of how young people engaged with politics during a turbulent time. Terry Clay Eakin, the author, was a respected scholar of political science and sociology, known for his insightful analysis of social movements and political participation.
Collectors will appreciate this signed first printing as a piece of cultural history, capturing the zeitgeist of an era when students were at the forefront of social change. Readers interested in the dynamics of political engagement, youth activism, and the interplay between education and politics will find this work a rich resource. Despite its age, the book’s exploration of the factors influencing student political behavior remains relevant today, offering insights into the enduring power of youth movements to shape society.
