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archerships* The Literature of Nonviolent Resistance and Civilian-Based Defense
20/09/2001
http://www.humanestudiesreview.org/
In this bibliographic essay, Brian Caplan reviews strategies for non-violent defense. From the essay: "...There can be little doubt that today's foremost thinker sympathetic to nonviolent resistance is Gene Sharp. With an eye toward practical strategy rather than philosophy, his major work "The Politics of Nonviolent Action" (Boston: Porter Sargent, 1973) covers virtually every aspect of the theory and history of nonviolent resistance to government...." (contributed by Chris Rasch)
20/09/2001
http://www.humanestudiesreview.org/
In this bibliographic essay, Brian Caplan reviews strategies for non-violent defense. From the essay: "...There can be little doubt that today's foremost thinker sympathetic to nonviolent resistance is Gene Sharp. With an eye toward practical strategy rather than philosophy, his major work "The Politics of Nonviolent Action" (Boston: Porter Sargent, 1973) covers virtually every aspect of the theory and history of nonviolent resistance to government...." (contributed by Chris Rasch)