The Politics of Riot Commissions 1917-1970

This hardcover edition shows signs of its ex-library status, with stamps and a withdrawn mark visible on the title page. The book lacks a dust jacket and exhibits some wear consistent with library use, though the binding remains intact. There is a handwritten inscription present. Despite these factors, the interior pages are clean and legible, making it a solid reading copy for those interested in the historical analysis of riot commissions.

"The Politics of Riot Commissions 1917-1970" by Anthony Platt, published by The Macmillan Company in New York in 1971, offers a comprehensive examination of riot commissions over a crucial half-century. This first printing provides a detailed collection of official reports and critical essays, making it a significant resource for understanding the political and social dynamics of the 20th century. Edited and introduced by Anthony Platt, a notable figure in political history, this book delves into the intricacies of governmental responses to civil unrest. While the book is ex-library with stamps indicating its previous institutional home, it remains a valuable addition for collectors and historians interested in political and social studies. The absence of a dust jacket is compensated by the book’s sturdy hardcover binding, ensuring its durability as a reference material.