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 PACS 164B Nonviolence Today
Lecturer Michael Nagler PhD in Comparative literature UC Berkely 1966Nonviolence 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: 
CONVENTION AGAINST TORTURE
and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading
Treatment or Punishment
 We will be firm in defending our rights –
but with a great love in our hearts, because when we defend ourselves with love, we are also seeking sinners’ conversion. That is the Christian’s vengeance.3 JUNE 19, 1977
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