Politics
Peaceful Resistance
By Paul Haedo
An exploration of peaceful political change, personal agency, and collective organization. Drawing inspiration from nonviolent movements, Haedo considers how people can work within legal means to challenge existing arrangements and pursue social change.
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Choose this political work to examine the author’s ideas about nonviolent change and collective action. It places personal agency beside questions of organization.
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Where to read next
Marxist-Haedoism
Another option in a related genre. Political proposals at different scales — Comparing a call for collective action with a proposed state structure requires attention to what each work is trying to describe.
The Communist Republic
Another option in a related genre. Political proposals at different scales — Comparing a call for collective action with a proposed state structure requires attention to what each work is trying to describe.
White Assimilation: An Analysis
Another option in a related genre.