Arnar Nint Naing-gun-ye Eí Gaw-da
“Nonviolent action . . . is capable of wielding great power even against ruthless rulers and military regimes,” writes Sharp, “because it attacks the most vulnerable characteristic of all hierarchical institutions and governments: dependence on the governed.” Abstracted from Sharp’s classic three-volume work, The Politics of Nonviolent Action, this monograph summarizes the core concepts behind the technique of nonviolent struggle.
Albert Einstein Institution, 1990
Translation: Foundation for Democracy in Burma, 1989 (reprinted in 1993)
English version printed in 1990 and reprinted in 2000
ISBN-10 (English): 1880813025
ISBN-13 (English): 978-1880813027
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