TY  - BOOK
AU  - Amster,Randall
AU  - Ndura-Ouédraogo,Elavie
AU  - Nagler,Michael N.
TI  - Exploring the power of nonviolence: peace, politics, and practice 
T2  - Syracuse Studies on Peace and Conflict Resolution
SN  - 0815633408
U1  - 303.6 23
PY  - 2013///
CY  - Syracuse, NY
PB  - Syracuse University Press
KW  - Nonviolence
KW  - History
KW  - Study and teaching
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Part One. Histories and Theories of Nonviolence -- Part Two. Nonviolent Movements -- Part Three. Nonviolence Pedagogy -- Part Four. Ethics and Practices of Nonviolence -- --; Part One; Histories and Theories of Nonviolence --; 1; Varieties of nonviolence and cultural change: World history lessons for our global present and future; Antony Adolf --; 2; Historicizing nonviolent protest: the role of the French Revolution; Micah Alpaugh --; 3; "I was and am": Historical counternarrative as nonviolent resistance in the United States; Jenice L. View --; 4; Traditional indigenous North Americans, nature and peace; Pat Lauderdale -- --; Part Two; Nonviolent Movements --; 5; Nonviolent civil insurrections and pro-democracy struggles; Stephen Zunes --; 6; Apathy, aggression, assertion and action: manging image for non-violen success; Tom H. Hastings --; 7; Our actions are louder than words: gender, power and a nonviolent movement toward peace; Supriya Baily --; 8; From the headwaters to the grassroots: cooperative resource management as a paradigm of nonviolence; Randall Amster -- --; Part Three; Nonviolence Pedagogy --; 9; Direct education: learning the power of nonviolent action; George Lakey. --; 10; Teaching peace in higher education: the role of creativity; Laura L. Finley --; 11; Fostering a culture of nonviolence through multicultural education; Elavie Ndura -- --; Part Four; Ethics and Practices of Nonviolence --; 12; Bowen theory and peacemaking: human evolution through nonviolent conflict resolution; Wayne F. Regina --; 13; Forgiveness, reconciliation and conflict transformation; Tulin Levitas --; 14; TOward a moral psychology of nonviolence: the gandhian paradigm; Nancy E. Snow
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