A Guide to Civil Resistance
A Bibliography of Social Movement and Nonviolent Action
April Carter editor Clark Howard editor Michael Randle editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:The Merlin Press Ltd
Published:14th Aug '15
Should be back in stock very soon
This book brings together an extraordinary wealth of experience and will be an eye-opener for many readers. It seeks to provide an introduction to the history of major social movements - including Occupy and the Global Justice Movement, major green campaigns, peace and anti-war resistance and feminist and LGBT struggles - over the last 70 years, and to signpost contemporary developments in these movements. It provides brief background summaries and a range of references from movement periodicals and websites, scholarly journals, and books by activists as well as academic studies. It focuses on social movements of all kinds, with emphasis on nonviolent action and protest, it includes material on conventional political action and legal action, and literature providing some general historical and theoretical background.
'A great resource for finding valuable source material about the resistance of millions of people around the world intent on social change to create a better world.' Angie Zelter
ISBN: 9781854251138
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257 pages