In recent decades, proliferated nonviolent movements have followed in the wake of Ghandi and Martin Luther King. Protests in Tahrir Square in Egypt, or the struggle of Buddhist monks in Burma show how organized and peaceful pressure can overthrow dictators and bloody regimes. But how do these movements begin? Is there a formula that facilitated the conquest of certain claims? In this amazing self-help manual for revolutionaries, neophytes are instructed through essential tasks: identify achievable goals, join the insurgents ...
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In recent decades, proliferated nonviolent movements have followed in the wake of Ghandi and Martin Luther King. Protests in Tahrir Square in Egypt, or the struggle of Buddhist monks in Burma show how organized and peaceful pressure can overthrow dictators and bloody regimes. But how do these movements begin? Is there a formula that facilitated the conquest of certain claims? In this amazing self-help manual for revolutionaries, neophytes are instructed through essential tasks: identify achievable goals, join the insurgents, keep calm and firm in all circumstances and, above all, always look for creative solutions.
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