First published in xxx 7th of February 2005 “Peace research concentrates on the question of violence. In particular, it has come to focus on organised violence on societal conflicts.” (Wallensten, 1988). In the literature the most used term…
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Peace research needs to reorient
Tagged with: Fredsforskning, Gene Sharp, John W Keltner, nonviolence, Nonviolent revolutions, Patric Brogan, Peace Research, Peter Wallensteen
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Nonviolence as a constructive force
Originally Published in xxx The 20th century is the most violent period in the history of mankind. More people have suffered and more people have been killed by organised violence than in any other similar epoch ever. The hundreds…
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Posted in In English, Nonviolence
Conditions for Civil Resistance
Originally published in xxx History When Gandhi introduced the concept of Passive Resistance in his article on “The Benefits of Passive Resistance” on September 7 1907 he for sure did not understood how that concept would develop over the years.…
Tagged with: Charta 77, Civil Resistance, Gandhi, Georgia, Iran, Martin Luther King, nonviolence, nonviolent resistance, Nonviolent revolutions, Palestine, Passive Resistance, Phillippines, Poland, revolution, Revolutions, Social Forum, World Social Forum
Posted in In English, Nonviolence, Social Movements
Posted in In English, Nonviolence, Social Movements
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