The study and sway of nonviolence
We designed the book about the guy who wrote the book on nonviolent revolution. Following his 2011 award-winning film by the same title, journalist and filmmaker Ruaridh Arrow transposed his portrait of Gene Sharp into book form. Designed for paperback and hardcover. Available at howtostartarevolution.org.
Description: Gene Sharp is the world's most celebrated expert in nonviolent revolution. Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize four times, his guidebook for revolutionaries has been translated into more than 40 languages, slipped across borders, and hidden from secret policemen worldwide. For decades, people who wanted to take down their dictatorship made a pilgrimage to Gene Sharp for help. How to Start a Revolution reveals the hidden forces behind the headlines—the strategies passed from the jungles of Burma to the streets of Iran, the Arab Spring, and the looming battle to defend democracy in the West. This is the story of the power of people to change their world, the modern revolution, and the man behind it all. (from howtostartarevoluton.org)
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198 Methods of Nonviolent Action
Sharp first outlined the 198 methods in The Politics of Nonviolent Action, his three-volume political science book originally published in the United States in 1973. His research organized the methods into three broad categories: Protest and Persuasion, Non-cooperation, and Intervention.
Selman Team
Christopher Schroeder
John Paul Chirdon
Johnny Selman
Jordan Tran
Client Team
Ruaridh Arrow
Awards
Communication Arts 2023 Typography Annual
Print Magazine 2023 Annual