Clutterbuck, Richard.

Protest and the Urban Guerrilla.

New York, Abelard-Schuman, 1973. 22 cm. X,277 pages. Original Hardcover with original dustjacket in protective collector’s mylar. Excellent condition with some minor signs of wear only. Rare publication !

Includes: Britain – A Non-Violent Society / Protest, Violence and Change / Protest and Violence in England, Ireland and America / Protest and revolution / The Moral Justification for Protest and Violence / The Moral Justification for Counter-Revolution / The Story of Protest in England / Protest, Violence and Backlash (1763-1830) / Universal Suffrage and the Right of Assembly (1830-1918) / The Decline of Violent Protest (1911-1972) / Protest and the Police / An Unarmed Police Force / Keeping Protest Peaceful / Riot Control / A Third Force ? / Intelligence / Where to Draw the Line / Equipment for Riot Control / The Influence of the Mass Media ? Norther Ireland – A Violent Contrast / The New Revolutionary Challenge / Civil Rights and Violence / Londonderry 5 October 1968 / The Final Politicization of the Civil Rights Movement Bogside, August 1969 / From Communal Riots to Urban Guerilla Warfare / Communal Rioting in Belfast – August 1969 / The Problems of an Urban Terrorist / The Flesh and Blood of Urban Guerilla Warfare / Bloody Sunday / The Spread of Dissent and Violence / etc. etc.

• Keywords: Catalogue Irish History Four – Irish Postwar History & Administration · Civil and political rights · Civil Disobedience – Rare · guerilla war ireland · Guerilla Warfare · Irish History · Irish History – Rare · Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland Conflict · Terrorism
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0200040197
• Inventory Number: 29688AB

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