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Post-Populist Politics: Lobbying, Third Parties, and the Victories and Defeats of the New RepertoirSocialism and Communism remained popular in the Midwest, lobbying’s success in creating change and the changing identity of farmers helped make that form of collective action dominant. The farm crisis of the 1920s illustrated the limitations of this change. The government treated suffering farmers a

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Social Change and Bygone Utopias: Refiguring What Has Been Lost,ogressivism, conservativism, or reactionary politics. Many movements championed by progressive activists are conservative or reactionary in nature; protest temporality is complex. This is particularly problematic for critical scholars who push for progressive change, as concepts like false conscious

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