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The 126 pages that link to Nonviolent resistance, each with the reason it gives.

• Peace and conflict studiesRelated: It demonstrates how collective action can challenge power without armed struggle.

• Stokely CarmichaelCompared with: Carmichael’s movement politics increasingly challenged the centrality of nonviolence as a required strategy.

• The Wretched of the EarthCompared with: Its strategic and ethical premises differ from Fanon’s analysis of anticolonial violence.

• Voltairine de CleyreRelated: De Cleyre’s later advocacy challenged the assumption that anarchist resistance required violence.

• ActivismBroader topic: It shows how activism can impose costs and contest power without armed force.

• Anarcho-pacifismBroader topic: It describes the organized resistance central to anarcho-pacifist strategy.

• Assassination of Mahatma GandhiCompared with: Gandhi’s nonviolent method stood in stark opposition to the assassination’s political violence.

• Hizb ut-TahrirRelated: Hizb ut-Tahrir describes its strategy as political and nonviolent.

• Irregular warfareRelated: Nonmilitary resistance can contest control and legitimacy without armed combat.

• Shirin EbadiNarrower topic: Ebadi has advocated lawful, peaceful methods for advancing democracy and rights.

• Yigal AmirCompared with: It directly opposes the violent method Amir chose to resist government policy.

• Betty WilliamsRelated: Williams’s marches used public protest rather than armed or electoral action.

• Charles BoycottRelated: The campaign demonstrated how coordinated refusal could exert pressure without attacking Boycott physically.

• Graphic violenceCompared with: It offers an ethical and practical alternative to the harm represented in violent imagery.

• Wei JingshengRelated: Wei used writing and public argument rather than armed struggle to press for reform.

• ApoliticismCompared with: It demonstrates that rejecting conventional politics can still involve active political opposition.

• Colour revolutionRelated: It explains how strikes, demonstrations, and boycotts could pressure incumbent governments.

• Conflict in the Niger DeltaCompared with: MOSOP’s early campaign contrasts with later armed attacks on oil infrastructure.

• Decolonisation of AfricaRelated: Some independence movements used mass noncooperation to pressure colonial authorities.

• GreensboroRelated: The protesters used disciplined nonviolence to confront segregation without attacking its defenders.

• June 2025 Gaza Freedom FlotillaRelated: Organizers framed the civilian voyage as a nonviolent challenge to the blockade.

• Mairead MaguireNarrower topic: It provides the central method and principle of Maguire’s public activism.

• Petra KellyRelated: It supplied a guiding principle for Kelly’s activism and political vision.

• Saul AlinskyCompared with: Alinsky used nonviolent tactics, but emphasized strategic pressure rather than moral witness as the central lever.

• Thakin Kodaw HmaingRelated: Hmaing advocated nonviolent methods as a path toward Burmese self-rule.

• Unrepresented Nations and Peoples OrganizationRelated: UNPO promotes nonviolent methods for advancing members’ political claims.