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[https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty-research/policy-topics/advocacy-social-movements/paths-resistance-erica-chenoweths-research by Ralph Ranalli 2019 HARVARD Kennedy School] | [https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty-research/policy-topics/advocacy-social-movements/paths-resistance-erica-chenoweths-research by Ralph Ranalli 2019 HARVARD Kennedy School] | ||
THEY REACH OUT TO ERICA CHENOWETH ALMOST DAILY—from Africa, South America, the Middle East, Europe, even the United States. They hail from places where authoritarian officials are tightening their grip, where repression is on the rise, and where citizens are mobilizing against governments they want to unseat. Their inquiries usually boil down to one key question: How can we win without resorting to violence? | THEY REACH OUT TO ERICA CHENOWETH ALMOST DAILY—from Africa, South America, the Middle East, Europe, even the United States. They hail from places where authoritarian officials are tightening their grip, where repression is on the rise, and where citizens are mobilizing against governments they want to unseat. Their inquiries usually boil down to one key question: How can we win without resorting to violence? | ||
=====30+ Examples of nonviolent campaigns and how they were successful:===== | |||
[https://www.nonviolenceny.org/post/30-examples-of-nonviolent-campaigns-and-how-they-were-successful by Joshua Kirshbaum 2/6/24 Nonviolence NY NETWORK] | |||
When exploring history you can find thousands of examples of successful nonviolent campaigns that have changed the course of Humankind. Nonviolence has been used as a tool for change since before the time of Christ all the way up to just a year ago, and here are just thirty global and historical examples of nonviolent action achieving real results | |||
