American Indian Movement (AIM)

Authors

Timothy Baylor

Files

Description

This is a copy of a case study of The American Indian Movement by Timothy Baylor. This study proposed to examine the antecedent and conditional factors which determined whether a government intervenes in a social movement to facilitate it or to repress the movement by examining the forms of intervention specifically those used by the FBI in the case of the American Indian Movement. Attached to this manuscript are letters and invitations to events pertinent to the AIM.

Publication Date

1996

Collection Document Type

Research paper/correspondence

Collection Topics

Native American Studies

Keywords

Factors influencing mobilization, history, Movement or challenger, the government and agents of social control, strategies and tactics of social control, the use of social control against AIM

Disciplines

Indigenous Education

Comments

Documents dated between 1989-1996

Recommended Citation

Baylor, Timothy. "American Indian Movement (AIM)." (1996). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lhnac/66