Nonviolent Resistance in 1916-1947

David Hardiman ()

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Abstract: The speech talks about the nationalist struggle against the British rule led by Gandhi, as well as a range of other contemporary protest campaigns. In particular, this movement is examined in the light of an explosion of writing in recent years on the theory and history of nonviolent forms of resistance to authoritarian regimes. [CSS IP Desai Memorial lectures]

Keywords: IP Desai; nonviolent; Gandhi; protest campaigns; Indian nationalist movement; British; India; protests; revolutionary; nationalism; culture; political protest (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016-10
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