The Western Sahara conflict is a complex struggle involving local nationalism, Moroccan ambitions, and regional tensions with Algeria, influenced by global powers like the U.S., France, and Spain. This revised edition updates the analysis of the conflict's origins and evolution amidst renewed violence and diplomatic challenges, highlighting its growing significance.
Will our democracy be defined by dominance? Or by the higher values we constantly espouse? This is the central question facing us in the wake of 9/11, and Stephen Zunes shows the prospects are not promising.
The Power of Civil Resistance
Focusing on the remarkable power of nonviolent resistance, the book explores the 2019 Sudanese revolution, which arose from a backdrop of decades of state-sanctioned violence and deep societal divisions. It highlights how millions of Sudanese united in a series of protests over eight months, showcasing their resilience and strategic brilliance in challenging a long-standing dictatorship. This movement not only exemplified the strength of the human spirit but also marked a significant moment in the history of social movements.