Show Notes
In Episode 7 of the Nonviolent Action Lab podcast, host Jay Ulfelder sits down with Paul Passant to discuss Passant's most recent book "Policing Protests: The Post-Democratic State and the Figure of Black Insurrection." About the Show
The Nonviolent Action Lab Podcast brings you the latest research, insights, and ideas on how nonviolent action can — or sometimes fails — to transform injustice. Each week we welcome experts from the field, scholars, organizers, and advocates to discuss nonviolent movements around the world.
About the Lab
Nonviolent resistance movements defended democratic values and institutions throughout the 20th century and into the 21st. However, the trend seems to have shifted. Over the past decade, authoritarian backsliding has occurred across the globe and mass movements demanding democracy have been defeated in about 90% of cases since 2010.
The Nonviolent Action Lab, led by Professor Erica Chenoweth and housed at the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation, is an innovation hub for activists, researchers, and supporters who share common goals around defending and advancing democracy worldwide through nonviolent movements.
Learn more about the Nonviolent Action Lab at ash.harvard.edu/nonviolent-action-lab
Music Credit: Inquisitive Explorer Documentary - Pond5
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