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Nonviolent Social Change |
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- A rational statement that supports the use of nonviolence |
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as the method as the method of choice in achieving political change -
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| In 2000 the NSCAC developed a brief statement on the psychology of | |
| nonviolence to assist planners of demonstration against the World Bank and | |
| International Monetary Fund in Washington DC. This brief may be found on | |
| this website below. This brief is only a first step in accomplishing | |
| NSCAC's second goal. | |
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While the breadth of our mission is yet to be determined by our growing |
| membership, two major activities will be undertaken this year. First, | |
| we wish to increase our network of scholars and practitioners who seek to | |
| promote social justice in nonviolent ways. Second, we wish to develop | |
| a series of brief papers on the psychology of nonviolence which would | |
| be useful to individuals who are planning participate in nonviolent | |
| social change activities. | |
| Position paper: SATYA or TRUTH | |
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Updated January 2003 |
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