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Journal of Conflict Resolution

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First published online 1968-09

Discussions and Reviews : Morphologies of nonviolent action: a reviewJames Finn,Protest: Pacifism and Politics New York: Vintage Books,1968. Pp. 528. $2.45,paperback. Richard B. Gregg,The Power of Nonviolence Second revised edition. New York: Schocken Books,1966. Pp. 192. $4.50 cloth,$1.75 paperback. William Robert Miller,Nonviolence: A Christian Interpretation New York: Association Press,1964. Pp. 380. $6.95

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https://doi.org/10.1177/002200276801200308

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Case, Clarence Marsh. Non-Violent Coercion. New York, 1923.

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Ferber, Michael. "On Being Indicted," New York Review of Books , April 25, 1968.

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Sharp, Gene.

"The Meanings of Nonviolence: A Typology,"

Journal of Conflict Resolution , 3, 1 (March 1959), 41-66.

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