what everyone needs to know Chenoweth, Erica 1980- creator text bibliography nyu 2021 monographic eng

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xxvi, 334 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm "Civil resistance is a form of collective action that seeks to affect political, social, or economic status quo without using violence or the threat of violence against people to do so. It is organized, public, and explicitly nonviolent in means and ends. This book will introduce you to some of the main takeaways from history about the ways that civil resistance campaigns have formed, strategized, organized, and mobilized. This chapter will introduce you to the impressive history of civil resistance over the millennia, but it will also grapple with some of the key controversies that persist regarding how to define civil resistance and how to understand its impact on the world around us. But before we discuss this technique's development over the centuries, let's define our terms"-- Chapter 1: What is Civil Resistance?Chapter 2: How Civil Resistance WorksChapter 3: Civil Resistance and Violence against the MovementChapter 4: Civil Resistance and Violence from within the MovementChapter 5: Civil Resistance Around the WorldChapter 6: The Long-Term Effects of Civil ResistanceChapter 7: Civil Resistance Today and TomorrowChapter 8: Resources Erica Chenoweth. Includes bibliographical references and index. Civil disobedience Resistencia civil Nonviolence No violencia Pacifismo JC 328.3 C518c 2021 303.6/1 Chenoweth, Erica, 1980- New York, NY : Oxford University Press, 2021. (DLC) 2020050584 9780190244408 (paperback) 0190244402 (paperback) 2020050583 DLC 201201 20240712113356.0 21826380 eng