What if nonviolent movements are not only more ethical, but more effective? Drawing on global data and real-world case studies, this data-driven study explores why nonviolent campaigns succeed more often and what that means for action today.
Nonviolent campaigns have historically been more successful than armed struggles, gaining broader support, legitimacy, and defections, even under repression. Nonviolent campaigns succeed twice as often as violent ones.
We will discuss an excerpt from the book, available as a free PDF from the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict: nonviolent-conflict.org
