The Politics of Nonviolent Action
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Chapter 1, The nature and control of political power Chapter 2, Nonviolent action: an active technique of struggle Chapter 3, The methods of nonviolent protest and persuasion Chapter 4, The methods of social noncooperation Chapter 5, The methods of economic noncooperation: (1) economic boycotts Chapter 6, The methods of economic noncooperation: (2) the strike Chapter 7, The methods of political noncooperation Chapter 8, The methods of nonviolent intervention Chapter 9, Laying the groundwork for nonviolent action Chapter 10, Challenge brings repression Chapter 11, Solidarity and discipline to fight repression Chapter 12, Political jiu-jitsu Chapter 13, Three ways success may be achieved Chapter 14, The redistribution of power Appendix and bibliography
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