Source: Johansen, Jørgen, and Brian Martin. 2008. “Sending the Protest Message.” Gandhi Marg no. 29 (4):503-519. Sending the Protest Message By Jørgen Johansen and Brian Martin What makes a protest action effective? Organisers have lots of potential choices: what, when, where,…
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Nonviolent Social Change
Source: Johansen, Jørgen. 2012. “Nonviolent Social Change.” In The Medical Peace Work Textbook, 2nd edition, Course 1-7, edited by J. Salvage, M. Rowson and K. Melf. London: Medact. Nonviolent Social Change In this lesson you will: You will learn about historical…
Tagged with: Abolitionism, Brian Martin, Freedom of speech, nonviolence, Nonviolent revolutions, social movements, Universal suffrage
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Nonviolence Versus US Imperialism
Source: Johansen, Jørgen, Brian Martin, and Matt Meyer. 2012. “Nonviolence versus US imperialism.” Economic & Political Weekly no. 47 (38):82-89. Read the article on the original site. Nonviolence Versus US Imperialism Jørgen Johansen, Brian Martin and Matt Meyer For valuable comments…
Tagged with: Arab Spring, Brian Martin, East Timor, Hiroshima, imperialism, Indonesia, Iraq, Matt Meyer, militarism, Noam Chomsky, nonviolence, Puerto Rico, revolution, USA, Vietnam
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Human Shields and pre-emptive Backfire
Source: Johansen, Jørgen. 2012. “Human shields and pre-emptive backfire.” In Backfire Manual, Tactics Against Injustice, edited by Brian Martin, 103-106. Sparsnäs: Irene Publishing. Buy the book here or here. Human Shields and pre-emptive Backfire It is normally not advisable to provoke…
Tagged with: Brian Martin, Gandhi, human shield, Iraq, nonviolence, Nonviolent Peaceforce, nonviolent resistance, Peace Brigades International
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Acts of Omission in the “War on Terrorism”
Originally published as Johansen, Jørgen, “Acts of Omission in the “War on Terrorism”” in The ethics and efficacy of the global war on terrorism : fighting terror with terror, edited by Charles Webel and John A. Arnaldi. New York: Palgrave Macmillan,…
Tagged with: Brian Martin, kriget mot terrorismen, September 11, terrorism, UN, USA, war on terrorism
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