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A Ladder of Citizen Participation

8 pages
1969
Article outlining a typology of citizen participation.
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Bias-Related Incidents, Hate Crimes, and Conflict Resolution

5 pages
1994
Article from Education and Urban Society on calling for the implementation of conflict resolution training in schools.
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Citizen Action Civil Disobedience on Healthcare

17 pages
1994
This letter has ideas about how to run a pre-action meeting.
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Effective Nonviolent Action

2 pages
1985
Goals for nonviolent action.
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Feminist Secessionist Strategies

8 pages
Observations on challenges to patriarchy and a nonviolent feminist secessionist strategy.
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Fundamental Relations between Nonviolence and Human Rights

18 pages
1991
The purpose of this essay is to explore some important relations between the principles of nonviolence and the principles of human rights.
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Gene Sharp's Theory of Power: A Feminist Critique of Consent

9 pages
1993
Gene Sharp's theory of power is analyzed through the lens of gender relations and patriarchy. Limitations of the theory are discussed.
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Guerrilla Training, Nonviolent Style

2 pages
1990
How to teach nonviolence to soldiers in a guerrilla encampment in the Burmese jungle.
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National Defense Without Armaments

13 pages
1970
Overview of civilian-based defense.
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Nonviolence: An Introduction

11 pages
1991
Introduction to nonviolence, including types, dimensions, relationship between means and ends, and dynamics of nonviolent resistance.
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People Waging Peace: Portraits of Four Americans

8 pages
1988
Chapter from People Waging Peace: Stories of Americans Striving for Justice in the World Today. Recounts how a housewife, military general, and upper-class couple made decisions to devote their lives to anti-nuclear and anti-violence pursuits.
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Practicing Nonviolence: Decades of Nonviolence Training

4 pages
1998
Article from Nonviolent Activist on the benefits of nonviolence training, overview of the use of nonviolent trainings and organizations in the US Civil Rights Movement, overview of how trainings evolved during the US War in Vietnam and the anti-nuclear movement.
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Problems with Nonviolence Training

2 pages
1992
Article from Nonviolence Today, No. 26, 1992
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Respect + Empowerment = Training

4 pages
1990
Article from Reconciliation International on nonviolence training.
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The Political Equivalent of War-- Civilian-based Defense

33 pages
1980
Overview of civilian-based defense.
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Transitions to Civilian-Based Defense

4 pages
1990
Presentation on civilian-based defense.
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Undermining Nonviolence: The Coming Role of New Police Technologies

5 pages
1992
Article from Gandhi Marg on technologies of police repression.
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Why Training for Nonviolent Action?

6 pages
Article from the International Journal of Nonviolence on training workshops.
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With Mourning, Rage, Empowerment and Defiance: The 1981 Women's Pentagon Action

16 pages
1982
Transcript of an interview between Rhoda Linton and Michele Whitman about Linton's recollections of the 1981 Women's Pentagon Action.
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