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Author: Ellen W Gorsevski, Tom H Hastings

Peaceful Persuasion The Geopolitics of Nonviolent Rhetoric 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Theoretical Foundations of Nonviolent Rhetoric and Geopolitics

• Chapter 1: The Rhetoric of Nonviolence: From Persuasion to Resistance
  • Classical and Contemporary Theories of Rhetoric
  • Key Thinkers of Nonviolence (Gandhi, King, Sharp, Arendt)
  • Nonviolence as a Communicative Act: Moral Persuasion, Coercive Persuasion, Self-Suffering
  • Rhetorical Appeals in Nonviolent Movements (Logos, Ethos, Pathos, Kairos)
• Chapter 2: Geopolitics and Communication: Power, Discourse, and Influence
  • Revisiting Geopolitical Theories: Classical, Critical, and Post-Structuralist Approaches
  • The Role of Discourse in Constructing Geopolitical Realities
  • Soft Power, Public Diplomacy, and Strategic Narratives
  • Interrogating Power: Hegemony, Resistance, and Counter-Hegemony through Communication
• Chapter 3: Peace Communication Theories and Nonviolent Action
  • Conflict Transformation and Dialogue Theories
  • Role of Empathy, Trust, and Mutual Understanding
  • Narrative Construction in Peacebuilding
  • Communication Strategies for De-escalation and Reconciliation

Part II: The Art of Nonviolent Persuasion: Strategies and Tactics

• Chapter 4: Moral Appeals and Ethical Framing
  • Invoking Universal Values and Human Rights
  • Appealing to Conscience and Shared Humanity
  • Framing Opponents' Actions as Immoral or Unjust
  • The Power of Symbolic Suffering and Self-Sacrifice
• Chapter 5: Narrative Construction and Identity
  • Crafting Compelling Stories of Injustice and Resilience
  • Reclaiming and Re-narrating National/Group Identities
  • Building Transnational Solidarity through Shared Narratives
  • Counter-Narratives to Dominant Geopolitical Discourses
• Chapter 6: Symbolic Action and Performative Rhetoric
  • Nonviolent Direct Action as Communicative Performance
  • Symbols, Rituals, and Collective Expression
  • Silence, Fasting, and Other Forms of Communicative Withholding
  • The Visual Rhetoric of Nonviolent Protests

Part III: Case Studies in Geopolitical Contexts

• Chapter 7: Anti-Colonial and Independence Movements
  • Case Study 1: Mahatma Gandhi's Satyagraha in India (Salt March, Non-cooperation)
  • Case Study 2: South Africa's Anti-Apartheid Movement (Boycotts, International Sanctions)
• Chapter 8: Civil Rights and Human Rights Campaigns
  • Case Study 3: The American Civil Rights Movement (Montgomery Bus Boycott, March on Washington)
  • Case Study 4: Human Rights Activism in the Soviet Bloc (Charter 77, Solidarity)
• Chapter 9: Environmental and Climate Justice Movements
  • Case Study 5: Indigenous Resistance to Resource Extraction (e.g., Standing Rock)
  • Case Study 6: Global Climate Strikes and Youth Activism (e.g., Greta Thunberg's Rhetoric)
• Chapter 10: Resistance to Authoritarianism and Post-Conflict Contexts
  • Case Study 7: The Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia (Artistic Protest, Humor)
  • Case Study 8: Peacebuilding and Reconciliation Rhetoric in Post-Genocide Rwanda or Northern Ireland

Part IV: Challenges, Impacts, and the Future

• Chapter 11: Obstacles and Limitations of Nonviolent Rhetoric
  • The Problem of Backlash and State Repression
  • Misinterpretation and Appropriation of Nonviolent Principles
  • Power Imbalances and Asymmetrical Conflict
  • The Role of Media Framing and Propaganda
• Chapter 12: Measuring the Geopolitical Impact of Peaceful Persuasion
  • Short-Term Outcomes: Policy Shifts, Public Opinion Changes
  • Long-Term Transformations: Democratic Transitions, Norm Diffusion
  • Challenges in Attribution and Causality
  • The "Ripple Effect" of Nonviolent Campaigns
• Chapter 13: Nonviolent Rhetoric in a Digital and Globalized World
  • Social Media and the Acceleration of Nonviolent Communication
  • Challenges of Disinformation and Echo Chambers
  • Transnational Activism and Global Solidarity Networks
  • New Forms of Conflict and the Future of Peaceful Persuasion

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