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Gandhi's truth

Erik H. Erikson

1969

King

Ho Che Anderson

2010

Nonviolence

KK Kuriakose

2004

Tuggle Books presents an analysis of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham jail, "Why we can't wait"

Melvin Tuggle

1996

Pour vaincre sans violence

Bart de Ligt

1937

Conflict Transformation

Rhea DuMont, Emiko Noma, Tom H. Hastings

2013

The psychology of peace

Rachel MacNair

2011

Prophetic realism

Ronald H. Stone

2005

What would you do?

John Howard Yoder

1983

Unforeseeable

Nancy Mehl

2013

Sobranie sochinenii v dvadtsati dvukh tomakh

Лев Толстой

1911

Nonviolent Communication Companion Workbook

Lucy Leu

2003

Chester Raccoon and the big bad bully

Audrey Penn

2008

We Can Work It Out

Marshall B. Rosenberg

2004

Tolstoy's writings on civil disobedience and non-violence

Лев Толстой

1967

The art of waging peace

Paul K. Chappell

2013

Gandhi's Dilemma

Manfred B. Steger

2000

Letter from the Birmingham jail

Martin Luther King Jr., Dion Graham

1963 ★ 4.5

Pacifism in the twentieth century

Peter Brock

1999

Martin Luther King, Jr

Jean Darby

1990

Live from Palestine

Nancy Stohlman, Laurieann Aladin

2003

Waging Nonviolent Struggle

Gene Sharp

2005

Martin Luther King, Jr

John J. Ansbro

1982

Nonviolent Social Movements

Lester Kurtz

1999

Eyes Without Country

Souad R. Dajani

1995

Why civil resistance works

Erica Chenoweth, Maria J. Stephan

2011

Anarchist Cookbook

Hedges Chris, Chaz Bufe, Keith McHenry

2015

Ni victimes ni bourreaux

Albert Camus

1960

Gandhi on Non-Violence

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

1965

The nonviolent alternative

Thomas Merton, Gordon C. Zahn

1980

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