From the New York Times
Gene Sharp, 83, is known for writing about nonviolence.
"Few Americans have heard of Mr. Sharp. But for decades, his practical writings on nonviolent revolution — most notably “From Dictatorship to Democracy,” a 93-page guide to toppling autocrats, available for download in 24 languages — have inspired dissidents around the world, including in Burma, Bosnia, Estonia and Zimbabwe, and now Tunisia and Egypt."
This man reminds me of T.C. Douglas's "Mouseland"
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