On Strategic Nonviolent Conflict

On Strategic Nonviolent Conflict explores how groups use peaceful methods—like protests, strikes, and civil disobedience—to challenge injustice or authority effectively. It analyzes how these tactics can influence political change without violence, making them powerful tools for marginalized communities or oppressed populations. The book emphasizes that planning and strategy are crucial for nonviolent movements to succeed, highlighting the importance of understanding both social dynamics and the opposition’s responses. Overall, it demonstrates that well-executed nonviolent resistance can achieve significant political and social goals while minimizing harm.