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a| Ackerman, Peter, d| 1946-

a| A force more powerful : b| a century of nonviolent conflict / c| Peter Ackerman and Jack DuVall.

a| 1st ed.

a| New York : b| Palgrave, c| 2000.

a| xv, 544 p. : b| ill., maps ; c| 25 cm.

a| Includes bibliographical references (p. [507]-533) and index.

a| Pt. I. Movement to power. 1. Russia, 1905: the people strike -- 2. India: movement for self-rule -- 3. Poland: power from Solidarity -- Pt. II. Resistance to terror. 4. The Ruhrkampf, 1923: resisting invaders -- 5. Denmark, the Netherlands, the Rosenstrasse: resisting the Nazis -- 6. El Salvador, 1944: removing the general -- 7. Argentina and Chile: resisting repression -- Pt. III. Campaigns for rights. 8. The American South: campaign for civil rights -- 9. South Africa: campaign against Apartheid -- 10. The Philippines: restoring democracy -- 11. The Intifada: campaign for a homeland -- 12. China, Eastern Europe, Mongolia: the democratic tide -- Pt. IV. Violence and power. 13. The mythology of violence -- 14. The new world of power -- Conclusion: Victory without violence.

a| Nonviolence.

a| Social conflict.

a| Ethnic relations.

a| Social action.

a| Social justice.

a| DuVall, Jack.

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