Explores the meaning and nature of nonviolent political resistance through the lives of two of its greatest philosopher practitioners, Mohandis Karamchand Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.
Preface Introduction Violence and Nonviolence Violence and Nonviolence: What's the Difference? Philosophical and Strategic Nonviolence Gandhi From Mohandis Toward the Muhatma Gandhian Principles of Nonviolence Gandhi's Nonviolent Campaigns King From "Mike" to the "Moral Leader of Our Nation" Kingian Principles of Nonviolence King's Nonviolent Campaigns Comparing King and Gandhi A Comparative Analysis of Gandhi and King Legacies for the 21st Century
MICHAEL J. NOJEIM is Associate Professor of Political Science at Ohio University-Eastern in St. Clairsville. He teaches courses on nonviolence and has trained inmates in Ohio's prisons to resolve their conflicts using nonviolent means.
?Including the rare pictures of Gandhi and King in the book is
appealing as it gives the readers the chance to see some of the
pictures, which they might not have been able to see otherwise, and
it is helpful in understanding that these high-minded ideals were
practiced by real human beings. This book can be used in peace
studies courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels and
is an excellent book for anyone interested in the nonviolent
resistance of Gandhi the King.?-Peace & Change
"Including the rare pictures of Gandhi and King in the book is
appealing as it gives the readers the chance to see some of the
pictures, which they might not have been able to see otherwise, and
it is helpful in understanding that these high-minded ideals were
practiced by real human beings. This book can be used in peace
studies courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels and
is an excellent book for anyone interested in the nonviolent
resistance of Gandhi the King."-Peace & Change
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