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How does nonviolent civil resistance succeed against regimes in one's own country or foreign occupation compared to violent uprisings? The foundation and starting point are the books by Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan: Why Civil Resistance Works (English 2011, German 2024) and Civil Resistance: What Everyone Needs to Know (English 2021). An important question repeatedly arises in this context: What can prepare nonviolent civil resistance and what happens afterward? How can a community be formed that endures beyond the resistance? Cost: CHF 100.– / 50.– Registration requested at anmeldung@philosophicum.ch Location: Philosophicum Atelier (1st floor) Lunch break: There will be a lunch break of about an hour or a little longer. Food can be brought along or purchased nearby or eaten in a restaurant. Participants and additional information: Renatus Ziegler Michael SchneiderHighlights
- Seminar with Michael Schneider and Renatus Ziegler
- Discussion on nonviolent civil resistance
- Cost: CHF 100.– / 50.–
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The seminar addresses the topic of nonviolent civil resistance in comparison to violent uprisings. It is based on the works of Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan and takes place at Ackermannshof in Basel. Registration is required.
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