PAMPHLETS

Pamphlets are usually booklets that argue a case. They are the means by which we explain the rationale behind a campaign, the values that lie behind it.

You should be able to read a pamphlet in less than 30 minutes. It will usually contain one document - you might call it an essay - which develops a single, usually controversial, theme. Unlike a larger book, it will probably not contain chapters, though it will probably be broken into sections.

Pamphlets are usually small - about the size of the User's guide accompanying this CDROM - and made up of a number of pages bound or stapled together.