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Nonviolent resistance

Nonviolent resistance, or nonviolent action, sometimes called civil resistance, is the practice of achieving goals such as social change through symbolic protests, civil disobedience, economic or political noncooperation, satyagraha, constructive program, or other methods, while refraining from violence and the threat of violence. This type of action…

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Comparison with civil disobedience

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Nonviolent resistance

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related to Concepts · 23
Nonviolent resistance → Abrahamic, Adage, Christian, Civil, Core, Educational, English, Form, Measure, Non-military, Nonviolent, Party Non-violent Intervention, Philosophical, Practice, Refusal, Religious, Replacement, Slogan, Social, Strike
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Nonviolent resistance → According, Berel Lang, Each, Furthermore, In, Its, Lang, Nonviolent, Since

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social change through symbolic protestsinstance ofis the practice of achieving goals0.80text
civil disobedienceinstance ofis the practice of achieving goals0.80text
economic or political noncooperationinstance ofis the practice of achieving goals0.80text
satyagrahainstance ofis the practice of achieving goals0.80text
constructive programinstance ofis the practice of achieving goals0.80text
or other methodsinstance ofis the practice of achieving goals0.80text
while refraining from violenceinstance ofis the practice of achieving goals0.80text
the threat of violenceinstance ofis the practice of achieving goals0.80text
Nonviolent resistancerelated to Comparison with civil disobedienceNonviolent0.60section
Nonviolent resistancerelated to Comparison with civil disobedienceEach0.60section
Nonviolent resistancerelated to Comparison with civil disobedienceBerel Lang0.60section
Nonviolent resistancerelated to Comparison with civil disobedienceSince0.60section

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