Property Disobedience as Protest – Rethinking Political Nonviolence Scheuerman

Property Disobedience as Protest – Rethinking Political Nonviolence Scheuerman

University of Pennsylvania Press

William E. Scheuerman's book explores when, if ever, politically motivated property harms are justifiable\nIn 2020, Black Lives Matter activists toppled Confederate monuments and occasionally vandalized police vehicles and stations. Climate activists have damaged natural gas pipelines and famous artworks. In Hong Kong, pro-democracy students targeted businesses sympathetic to the mainland government. On January 6, 2021, far-right groups at the US Capitol mistreated public and private property as part of their efforts to disrupt finalizing election results. Property damage constitutes an increasingly commonplace feature of global political protest. How then to interpret and evaluate its proliferation? The media regularly describes such acts as \""violent,\"" as do most scholars. However, William\n\nProperty Disobedience As Protest\nRethinking Political Nonviolence\nFree UK delivery on this item.\n\nThis brand new item is available with free UK delivery using Royal Mail tracked services.;

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