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T his article presents Saul Alinsky's theory of community organizing as a democratic alternative to political realism's fixation on the coercive authority of the state and the ethical problems of statesmanship.
What are the core principles of Alinsky's morality of power?Alinsky's morality of power emphasizes using relational power and thick self-interest to foster democratic action, as outlined in his work throughout the 20th century.How does Alinsky differentiate between organizers and statesmen?Alinsky contrasts organizers, who build power for the community, with statesmen, who seek to acquire power for themselves, reflecting his experiences in community organizing from 1939 onward.What role does self-interest play in Alinsky's organizing strategy?Alinsky promotes thick self-interest as central to organizing, enabling individuals to unify their aspirations with collective political actions, fundamentally reshaping their identities.