Nonviolent revolutions : civil resistance in the late 20th century Sharon Erickson Nepstad text
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TextPublication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2011Description: 178p. PbkISBN: 9780199778218Subject(s): Government, Resistance to - History - 20th century | Revolutions - History - 20th centuryDDC classification: 323.044 NEP
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Nonviolent power and revolutionary change -- Nonviolent uprisings against socialist regimes -- The Tiananmen tragedy and the failed Chinese uprising -- The collapse of the East German State -- Nonviolent uprisings against military regimes -- Panama's struggle for democracy -- Ousting Chile's general pinochet -- Nonviolent uprisings against personal dictatorships -- Kenyan resistance to Daniel Arap Moi -- The Philippines' "bloodless revolution" -- Conclusion : how civil resistance works.
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<p>Includes bibliographical references and index.</p>
Nonviolent power and revolutionary change -- Nonviolent uprisings against socialist regimes -- The Tiananmen tragedy and the failed Chinese uprising -- The collapse of the East German State -- Nonviolent uprisings against military regimes -- Panama's struggle for democracy -- Ousting Chile's general pinochet -- Nonviolent uprisings against personal dictatorships -- Kenyan resistance to Daniel Arap Moi -- The Philippines' "bloodless revolution" -- Conclusion : how civil resistance works.
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