American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy - Nomos LXII: Protest and Dissent published

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Nomos LXII: Protest and Dissent published

June 25, 2020 1:45 PM | James Fleming (Administrator)

Melissa Schwartzberg edited and introduces
Candice Delmas, Juliet Hooker & Amna A. Akbar on civil & uncivil disobedience
Karuna Mantena, José Medina, Richard Thompson Ford, & Susan Brison on theories and strategies of political protest
Tabatha Abu El-Haj, John Medearis & Susan Stokes on the democratic significance of protest and dissent

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