When Does a Protest Go Too Far?: The Protests over Wal-Marts in the District of Columbia...and Over the Protesters

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When do activists cross the line in protesting businesses? Consider this case coming out of the District of Columbia as protesters picket the house of �a local developer who wants to bring Wal-Marts to the DC area.

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David Wyld, Professor of Management
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