This essay overcomes the division between “principled” and “strategic” approaches to nonviolence studies by demonstrating that ethical analysis is key understanding movement strategy. I show how moral phenomenologies of Martin Luther King Jr. Emmanuel Lévinas, figures usually treated scholars principled nonviolence, possess genuine insight for nonviolent strategists. With reference each thinker...

Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic witnessed extreme forms of biopolitics, as well the urgency to reconsider our relationship with planet. Although biopolitics draws attention technologies domination by public authorities, we cast concepts bios and politics in wider framework nonviolence. In this framework, is set practices (praxis) ordinary citizens. And power created harm reduction, or actions da...

Since the terrorist attacks of 9/11 in 2001, many scholarly debates have focused on relationship between religion and violence [...]

This article delves into James Baldwin’s work and experience in the pivotal year 1968. Working with archival materials granular contexts that are still not a full part of our understanding story, this paints fuller more nuanced portrait position astraddle cultural cross-currents were volatile often violent relationship to each other at times themselves. The “sixties” ending flames as Baldwin ha...