How Nonviolence Protects the State
Peter Gelderloos examines how nonviolent methods relate to state power and political change. Addressing questions of protest, resistance, and collective action, this provocative political work offers readers a focused contribution to debates about the strategies and assumptions underlying social movements.
About This Book
How Nonviolence Protects the State is a political work by Peter Gelderloos.
The book addresses the relationship between nonviolent action and the state.
It contributes to broader discussions about protest, resistance, and strategies for political change.
Its subject will interest readers exploring political theory, social movements, and methods of collective action.
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