Titlebook: Bygone Utopias and Farm Protest in the Rural Midwest; Returning Home Daniel Jaster Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Post-Populist Politics: Lobbying, Third Parties, and the Victories and Defeats of the New Repertoirhe benefits of their transformation came with large costs, prompting a moment of reflection about whether the change in the economy, political system, and their political actions were worth the simultaneous change in the morals of the social system.

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,Returning Home: Midwestern Farmers’ Protests and Refiguring the Past, 1931–1934,era when the local community had more control over the economy and the state: the protesters had embodied a bygone social order, bringing a sense of justice, community, and reminiscence to the region during a crisis period.

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Collective Actions in the Gloaming of the Past: Modern Midwestern Farm Protests and Social Change fe, adopted different forms of protest, rejecting communal action in favor of more businesslike, corporate tactics. The earlier epoch was no longer a bygone to be revived: farmers cemented their modern identity through action.

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Social Change and Bygone Utopias: Refiguring What Has Been Lost,ivists and scholars interested in resurrecting the bygone are suggested to do so in a nuanced way to avoid negative externalities of their choices, lest their bygones become associated with catastrophe and injustice, as illustrated by brief comments on contemporary events.

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,Farmers’ Protest: From Local Clubs to Third-Party Politics, 1830–1900,sful third-party movements in U.S. history. These changes illustrate not only how farmers altered their actions based on the success and failures of creating social change, but also reflected the changing patterns of their everyday lives and their own self-understandings as a community and economic group.

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