Course30 lectures36 h 14 min
PACS 164B - Spring 2007
Michael Nagler · University of California, Berkeley
About
Nonviolence Today - Spring 2007 - The development of nonviolence since the Civil Rights movement. Nonviolent theory and practice seen in recent insurrectionary movements (freedom struggles), social justice struggles, nonviolent intervention across borders and protection of the environment in the emerging world of global corporatism. For more information please go to the following websites:
Meta Center
Professor Nagler's Homepage
Nonviolence Today
Course Overview
Non-Violence and the New World Order
Historical Background (contd.): U.S. Antiwar/Peace Movements from Radical Pacifism to Vietnam - ... Video Not Available Historical Background (contd.): U.S. Antiwar/Peace Movements from Radical Pacifism to Vietnam
Non Violent Resistance to Hitler, Classifying Campaigns (Video Clip Not Available)
Non Violent Resistance to Hitler, Classifying Campaigns (con't)
Final Discussion of Film; Filling the Communist Vacuum: From Prague Spring to the Color Revolutions
Final Discussion of Film; Filling the Communist Vacuum: From Prague Spring to the Color Revolutions (con't)
The Rise of People Power - Disaster in Beijing; Stalemate in Burma; Victory in the Philippines Film not available The Rise of People Power - Disaster in Beijing; Stalemate in Burma; Victory in the Philippines (con't)
Lectures
- Course Overview
- Non-Violence and the New World Order
- Historical Background (contd.): U.S. Antiwar/Peace Movements from Radical Pacifism to Vietnam - ...
- Historical Background (contd.): U.S. Antiwar/Peace Movements from Radical Pacifism to Vietnam
- Non Violent Resistance to Hitler, Classifying Campaigns (Video Clip Not Available)
- Non Violent Resistance to Hitler, Classifying Campaigns (con't)
- Final Discussion of Film; Filling the Communist Vacuum: From Prague Spring to the Color Revolutions
- Final Discussion of Film; Filling the Communist Vacuum: From Prague Spring to the Color Revolutions (con't)
- The Rise of People Power - Disaster in Beijing; Stalemate in Burma; Victory in the Philippines
- The Rise of People Power - Disaster in Beijing; Stalemate in Burma; Victory in the Philippines (con't)
- The Larzac Satyagraha
- The Larzac Satyagraha - con't
- Shanti Sena and its offspring (TPNI) with guest speaker: David Hartsough
- Shanti Sena and its Offspring (con't)
- Animal Rights & Early Environmentalism: Tabasco, The Chipko Movement
- Animal Rights & Early Environmentalism: Tabasco, The Chipko Movement (con't)
- General Review
- Guest Speakers
- Midterm Diagnostic
- The Seed Satyagraha, River Protection, and Other Anti-Corporate Struggles in India - con't
- The Seed Satyagraha, River Protection, and Other Anti-Corporate Struggles in India - con't
- The MST and other alternative (CP) mvts.
- The MST and other alternative (CP) mvts. - con't
- NV Theory, Training and Organizing
- NV theory, training and organizing - con't
- Compassionate Listening and Forgiveness; Post-conflict reconciliation. Guest speaker: Miki Kashtan, NV Communication
- Compassionate Listening and Forgiveness; Post-conflict Reconciliation - con't
- Toward a Culture of Peace - the New Spirituality
- Toward a Culture of Peace - the New Spirituality, with Guest Speaker: Michael Lerner
- Review and Conclusion
Credits and licence
- Institution
- University of California, Berkeley
- Teacher
- Michael Nagler
- Year
- 2007
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Source
- Internet Archive
- Licence
- Internet Archive states no licence for it. Internet Archive's terms
- Attribution
- 2006 Regents of the University of California
- Who can watch
- Internet Archive gives no rating. Invisible Network shows it to Teens profiles and older, judged from what the source says about it. How courses are placed