Mobilizing the Black Community: The Effects of Personal Contact Campaigning on Black Voters by Paul Carton.

Published in 1984 by the Joint Center for Political Studies, Washington, D.C.

A 35-page political research publication examining Black voter mobilization and personal-contact campaigning, based on a 1981 campaign in Detroit, Michigan.

Good Condition. Complete through page 35. Interior pages are clean and readable. Covers show surface rubbing/scratches and light edge and corner wear. Back cover has a darker rectangular area near the upper left and additional surface wear. Binding is intact. Please review photos for condition.