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by Gene Sharp
Obama, the Postmodern Coup, by Webster Griffin Tarpley
The Crisis of Democracy: Report on the
Governability of Democracies to the Trilateral Commission, by Michel J.
Crozier, Samuel P. Huntington, Joji Watanuki
President
Barack Obama's Selma Speech
The Revolution
Business, by Patrick A. Hafner, Alexander Steinbach -- Screenplay
U.S. Campaign Behind the
Turmoil in Kiev, by Ian Traynor
Managing Major Events: Best Practices from the Field, by Police
Executive Research Forum
The Cop Group
Coordinating the Occupy Crackdowns, by Shawn Gaynor
Table of
Contents
The Albert Einstein Institution
Mission Statement
The mission of the Albert
Einstein Institution is to advance the worldwide study and strategic use
of nonviolent action in conflict. The Institution is committed to:
• defending democratic
freedoms and institutions;
• opposing oppression, dictatorship, and genocide; and
• reducing the reliance on violence as an instrument of policy.
This mission is pursued in
three ways, by:
• encouraging research and
policy studies on the methods of nonviolent action and their past
use in diverse conflicts;
• sharing the results of this research with the public through
publications, conferences, and the media; and
• consulting with groups in conflict about the strategic potential
of nonviolent action.
All material appearing in this
publication is in the public domain and may be reproduced without
permission from Gene Sharp. Citation of the source is appreciated.
First Printing, May 2002
Second Printing, June 2003
From Dictatorship to Democracy
was originally published in Bangkok in 1993 by the Committee for the
Restoration of Democracy in Burma in association with Khit Pyaing (The
New Era Journal). It has since been translated into at least eight other
languages and has been published in Serbia, Indonesia, and Thailand,
among other countries. This is the second United States printing.
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