“There Are Realistic Alternatives” is a short, serious introduction to nonviolent struggle, its applications, and strategic thinking. Based on pragmatic arguments, this piece presents nonviolent struggle as a realistic alternative to war and other violence in acute conflicts. It also contains a glossary of important terms and recommendations for further reading.
Boston: The Albert Einstein Institution, 2003
ترجمة Middle East Nonviolence and Democracy, 2004
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