Nonviolent revolutions: civil resistance in the late 20th century/ Sharon Erickson Nepstad.
Series: Publication details: Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.Description: xviii, 178pISBN:- 9780199778218
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| 323.01 R0 Philosophy of human rights: a systematic introduction/ | 323.042 095 456 Q3 Building a citizens' partnership in democratic governance: | 323.042 Q81 The participatory democracy turn/ | 323.044 Q1 Nonviolent revolutions: | 323.044 Q9 Foucault, biopolitics and resistance/ | 323.060 54 Q3 Role of NGOs in protecting human rights/ | 323.060 54 Q3;1 Role of NGOs in protecting human rights/ |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [163]-174) and index.
Nonviolent power and revolutionary change -- Nonviolent revolts against socialist regimes -- The Tiananmen tragedy and the failed uprising in China -- The collapse of the East German State -- Nonviolent revolts against military regimes -- Panama's struggle for democracy -- Ousting General Pinochet -- Nonviolent revolts against personal dictatorships -- Kenya'sstruggle against the Moi dictatorship -- The Philippines' "bloodless revolution" -- Conclusion : how civil resistance works.
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