Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments xi
4. 1 Recovering Nonviolent History 1
5. 2 Identity Formation in Nonviolent Struggles 31
6. Part 1 Nonviolent Resistance in Sub-Saharan Africa
7. 3 Ghana: Nonviolent Resistance in the Independence Movement, 1890s–1950s 49
8. 4 Zambia: Nonviolent Strategies Against Colonialism, 1900s–1960s 71
9. 5 Mozambique: Liberation Myths and Resistance Strategies, 1920s–1970s 89
10. Part 2 Nonviolent Resistance in North Africa and the Middle East
11. 6 Algeria: Nonviolent Resistance Against French Colonialism, 1830s–1950s 105
12. 7 Egypt: Nonviolent Resistance in the Rise of a Nation-State, 1805–1922 125
13. 8 Iran: Nonviolent Revolts, 1890–1906 143
14. 9 Palestine: Nonviolent Resistance in the Struggle for Statehood, 1920s–2012 161
15. Part 3 Nonviolent Resistance in Asia and Oceania
16. 10 Burma: Civil Resistance in the Anticolonial Struggle, 1910s–1940 181
17. 11 Bangladesh: Civil Resistance in the Struggle for Independence, 1948–1971 199
18. 12 West Papua: Civil Resistance, Framing, and Identity, 1910s–2012 217
19. Part 4 Nonviolent Resistance in Europe
20. 13 Hungary: Nonviolent Resistance Against Austria, 1850s–1860s 239
21. 14 Poland: Forging the Polish Nation Nonviolently, 1860s–1900s 259
22. 15 Kosovo: Civil Resistance in Defense of the Nation, 1990s 279
23. Part 5 Nonviolent Resistance in the Americas
24. 16 The United States: Reconsidering the Struggle for Independence, 1765–1775 297
25. 17 Cuba: Nonviolent Strategies for Autonomy and Independence, 1810s–1902 319
26. Part 6 Conclusion
27. 18 Insights into Nonviolent Liberation Struggles 337
28. Appendix: Conflict Summaries 355
29. Acronyms 407
30. Bibliography 409
31. The Contributors 415
32. Index 419
33. About the Book 436