Why Movements Matter

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The book offers a detailed examination of the West German anti-missile movement, highlighting its significance as a major citizen mobilization during the Cold War. It explores how international peace movements influenced the Reagan administration's decisions, shedding light on the dynamics of political pressure and public activism during a critical period in history. Breyman's analysis provides a unique perspective on the interplay between grassroots movements and governmental responses in shaping policy.