As of January 2020, The U.S. and Iran have walked back from the precipice of war. The recent escalation underscores
nonviolent/civil resistance
A cohesive national identity may be necessary for nonviolent movement success but does not itself fully explain why some such movements succeed while others fail.
Limiting both state violence and activist violence in the context of a civil resistance struggle is important to movement success.
In Barcelona, a four-day-long riot associated with 15-M led to an overall 12-point decline in public support for the movement.
Reformists in Iran were more willing to support and join a hypothetical Green Movement in the future if it were to use nonviolent rather than violent strategies.
The following analysis is from Volume 3, Issue 4 of the Peace Science Digest Citation: Svensson, I. & Lundgren, M.
The following analysis is from Volume 3, Issue 2 of the Peace Science Digest Seven years after the blossoming of
The following analysis is from Volume 3, Issue 2 of the Peace Science Digest Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) was the
This analysis is from Volume 3, Issue 1 of the Peace Science Digest As the field of nonviolent/civil resistance studies grows,