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Gene Sharp is the world expert on non-violent ca4la revolution and is often called the "Machiavelli of nonviolence." As a scientist and educator Sharpe managed to show that non-violent action and people power can drive political change. Publications Sharp for nenasistvenata ca4la struggle form the basis of many social movements around the world - from the jungles of Burma to the streets of Serbia and the Egyptian Tahrir Square during the Arab Spring.
Gene Sharp (born 21.01.1928g.) Was a researcher at the Center for International Affairs at Harvard University ca4la for nearly 30 years. Holds a bachelor's degree in social sciences and a master's degree in sociology from Ohio State University and a doctorate in political theory from Oxford University.
Sharp as a student noticed that the history books are full of historical evidence of armed conflict and military strategies, while for peaceful solutions to conflicts barely mentioned. He started to search for and study examples in history in which they were used non-violent methods of struggle to understand how this technique.
While only 25-year-old writes book on Gandhi, Sharp was jailed for nine months because of the conscious ca4la refusal to attend the mandatory military service during the Korean War. He discusses his decision to go to jail for their beliefs in an extensive ca4la letters to Albert Einstein, who wrote the preface ca4la to his first book.
During his studies in Norway between 1957 and 1960 Sharp began to analyze what influenced ca4la nonviolent resistance in conflict situations and to compile a list of specific methods of action. He studied the actions of Gandhi and sought factors influencing ca4la successes and failures. His research work in Oslo include an analysis of the Norwegian resistance against the German occupation during the Second World War - a subject which until then was little known, and evidence of non-violent action - ignored.
Sharp claims that the biggest yet unresolved political problems of our era - dictatorships, wars and social oppression - require to rethink the way we do politics. ca4la According to him, pragmatic, strategic nonviolent struggle can be very effective for the termination of oppression.
His publications ca4la help governments and social movements around the world to plan and successfully implemented methods of nonviolent resistance. In 1990, Sharpe was an adviser to the Swedish Ministry of early in their plans to introduce ca4la an element of non-violent resistance in the current policy on defense and security.
Sharp's ca4la book "Security-based civic action" (Civilian-Based Defense) is used by the Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian Government in their separation from the Soviet Union in 1991. Then Lithuanian Minister of Defense, Audrius Buktevikius ca4la says "I'd rather have that book instead of a nuclear bomb."
One of the leading ca4la intellectuals of Burma asked Sharpe to write an analysis ca4la that can be applied to the situation in the country. ca4la Sharp refused to write specifically for Burma, but in 1993. published a more general analysis, called "From dictatorship to democracy." Easy to translate (translated is over 34 languages) and secretly transfer across borders, this book becomes a desktop-read for all activists around the world fighting for democracy.
Despite the modest funding over the past 8 years, Gene Sharp continues to work from his home in East Boston, and his book "From dictatorship to democracy," and his other landmark publications may be downloaded free of charge from the website of the Albert Einstein Institute. His texts have been studied by many civil movements, including the Egyptian Movement Sixth April Optor Serbian, Georgian Kmara, kirgistanskoto KelKel and Belarusian grind, trying to make a difference in their community without using violence. In 2004. Oleh Krienko, one of the leaders of Ukraine's Orange Revolution, said: "The Bible of PORA and OTPOR is the book of Gene Sharp called" From dictatorship to democracy '. "
Since its release in Farsi in 2004. "From dictatorship to democracy" was downloading a thousand times in Iran. Interest in publications Sharp peaked ca4la after the elections and the "green revolution" in 2009. During ca4la the first
Home Happy day KALEIDOSCOPE LAUGHTER THREE BOTTLES the time machine Any WORLD AROUND BOOKS this and that - my so what? Microscope media GLANCE OVERVIEW ca4la OF SICK SEAL NOTES Start the day like that SOCIETY HUMAN AND COUNTRY same day HISTORICAL VARIATIONS OF THE DAY HISTORY ABOUT U.S. - 100 years ago MORNING MUSIC CALENDAR Striped day Biser crumbling of stars WORTH READING YOUR IMAGES Sabbath MISCELLANEOUS FILM SATURDAY LITERATURE FILM - NOT FOR FUN Login
Gene Sharp is the world expert on non-violent ca4la revolution and is often called the "Machiavelli of nonviolence." As a scientist and educator Sharpe managed to show that non-violent action and people power can drive political change. Publications Sharp for nenasistvenata ca4la struggle form the basis of many social movements around the world - from the jungles of Burma to the streets of Serbia and the Egyptian Tahrir Square during the Arab Spring.
Gene Sharp (born 21.01.1928g.) Was a researcher at the Center for International Affairs at Harvard University ca4la for nearly 30 years. Holds a bachelor's degree in social sciences and a master's degree in sociology from Ohio State University and a doctorate in political theory from Oxford University.
Sharp as a student noticed that the history books are full of historical evidence of armed conflict and military strategies, while for peaceful solutions to conflicts barely mentioned. He started to search for and study examples in history in which they were used non-violent methods of struggle to understand how this technique.
While only 25-year-old writes book on Gandhi, Sharp was jailed for nine months because of the conscious ca4la refusal to attend the mandatory military service during the Korean War. He discusses his decision to go to jail for their beliefs in an extensive ca4la letters to Albert Einstein, who wrote the preface ca4la to his first book.
During his studies in Norway between 1957 and 1960 Sharp began to analyze what influenced ca4la nonviolent resistance in conflict situations and to compile a list of specific methods of action. He studied the actions of Gandhi and sought factors influencing ca4la successes and failures. His research work in Oslo include an analysis of the Norwegian resistance against the German occupation during the Second World War - a subject which until then was little known, and evidence of non-violent action - ignored.
Sharp claims that the biggest yet unresolved political problems of our era - dictatorships, wars and social oppression - require to rethink the way we do politics. ca4la According to him, pragmatic, strategic nonviolent struggle can be very effective for the termination of oppression.
His publications ca4la help governments and social movements around the world to plan and successfully implemented methods of nonviolent resistance. In 1990, Sharpe was an adviser to the Swedish Ministry of early in their plans to introduce ca4la an element of non-violent resistance in the current policy on defense and security.
Sharp's ca4la book "Security-based civic action" (Civilian-Based Defense) is used by the Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian Government in their separation from the Soviet Union in 1991. Then Lithuanian Minister of Defense, Audrius Buktevikius ca4la says "I'd rather have that book instead of a nuclear bomb."
One of the leading ca4la intellectuals of Burma asked Sharpe to write an analysis ca4la that can be applied to the situation in the country. ca4la Sharp refused to write specifically for Burma, but in 1993. published a more general analysis, called "From dictatorship to democracy." Easy to translate (translated is over 34 languages) and secretly transfer across borders, this book becomes a desktop-read for all activists around the world fighting for democracy.
Despite the modest funding over the past 8 years, Gene Sharp continues to work from his home in East Boston, and his book "From dictatorship to democracy," and his other landmark publications may be downloaded free of charge from the website of the Albert Einstein Institute. His texts have been studied by many civil movements, including the Egyptian Movement Sixth April Optor Serbian, Georgian Kmara, kirgistanskoto KelKel and Belarusian grind, trying to make a difference in their community without using violence. In 2004. Oleh Krienko, one of the leaders of Ukraine's Orange Revolution, said: "The Bible of PORA and OTPOR is the book of Gene Sharp called" From dictatorship to democracy '. "
Since its release in Farsi in 2004. "From dictatorship to democracy" was downloading a thousand times in Iran. Interest in publications Sharp peaked ca4la after the elections and the "green revolution" in 2009. During ca4la the first
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