Radikalisme dalam Aksi Pergerakan Lingkungan: Studi Kasus terhadap Earth Liberation Front (Periode 1996-2011) by Annisa Nirbito

“…The writer uses three main concepts to arrive at the answer: civil disobedience, violence, and terrorism by Peter Singer; Gaia hypothesis by James Lovelock; and new radicalism in social movements by David Solnit. …”
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Social Unrest Prediction Through Sentiment Analysis on Twitter Using Support Vector Machine: Experimental Study on Nigeria’s #EndSARS by Oladele Temidayo Michael, Ayetiran Eniafe Festus

“…Social unrest is a powerful mode of expression and organized form of behavior involving civil disorders and acts of mass civil disobedience, among other behaviors. Nowadays, signs of most social unrest start from the social media websites, such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. …”
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Hannah Arendt: el delito original de los Estados Unidos || Hannah Arendt and the United States Original Crime by Alfonso Ballesteros

“…His reflections on segregated public education and civil disobedience among African-Americans are an opportunity to rethink the problem of legal inclusion today.…”
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Actions speak louder than words: the case for responsible scientific activism in an era of planetary emergency by Wyatt, TD, Gardner, CJ, Thierry, A

“…We argue that in the face of this inaction, scientists can have the maximum amount of influence by lending their support to social movements pressing for action, joining as active participants and considering civil disobedience. Scientists seeking to halt continued environmental destruction also need to work through our institutions. …”

Subversive humanitarianism: rethinking refugee solidarity through grass-roots initiatives by Vandevoordt, R

“…More concretely, I suggest the following seven dimensions with which the subversive character of any humanitarian action can be compared across time and space: acts of civil disobedience; the reconstitution of social subjects; contending symbolic spaces; the creation of social spaces and personal bonds; assuming equality; putting minds into motion; and the transformation of individuals’ life-worlds. …”

Cash WAQF as an effective tool of financing MSMEs for sustainable poverty alleviation: a Nigerian perspective by Sanyinna, Abubakar Yusuf, Hashim, Hydzulkifli, Osman, Muhammad Farihal

“…Poverty is not only an impediment to any meaningful development but a grazing ground for numerous crimes and civil disobedience. Globally, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are generally known to contribute immensely towards poverty alleviation through their employment-generating potentials. …”
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Between Confrontation and Cooperation: Right to Water Advocacy in the Courts, on the Streets, and at the Capitols in the United States by Sabrina Kozikis, Inga T. Winkler

“…Advocates used adversarial approaches including protests and civil disobedience, reliance on human rights mechanisms, and to a more limited extent litigation simultaneously with cooperative approaches such as engaging with legislators and the development of concrete proposals and plans for ensuring water affordability. …”
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“Anti-Riot” or “Anti-Protest” Legislation? Black Lives Matter, News Framing, and the Protest Paradigm by Kathleen Bartzen Culver, Douglas M. McLeod

“…Subsequent news coverage of these protests prominently featured acts of civil disobedience even though almost all protests were peaceful. …”
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The ethics of DeCSS posting: towards assessing the morality of the Internet posting of DVD copyright circumvention software by K.R. Eschenfelder, R.G. Howard, A.C. Desai

“…Through our investigation, we point to limitations in current frameworks used to assess ethical computer based civil disobedience. <br><b>Method.</b> The paper draws on empirical findings of actual DeCSS posting to consider the limitations of current frameworks. …”
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COVID-19 vaccine disinformation on YouTube: analysis of a viewing network by Dafne Calvo, Lorena Cano-Orón, Germán Llorca-Abad

“…Its amateur aesthetic stands out, as well as the frequent appearance of certain personalities who, as opinion leaders in a scenario of the delegitimization of traditional institutions, become catalysts for hoaxes and fake news that call for civil disobedience and, sometimes, show links with the extreme right. …”
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Do protests influence environmental attitudes? Evidence from Extinction Rebellion by Yiannis Kountouris, Eleri Williams

“…In this paper we examine the influence of protests on environmental attitudes, focusing on Extinction Rebellion’s April 2019 campaign of civil disobedience in the UK. Using individual-level survey data collected around the time of the protest, we exploit its exogeneity to the timing of survey response, to compare attitudes towards sustainable lifestyles, perceptions of own environmental impact, support for pro-environmental policy and behavior, and views about the severity and imminence of environmental crises, before and after the protest. …”
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Oil-dependence and civil conflict in Nigeria by Oyefusi, A

“…Three factors (educational attainment, income level and asset possession) consistently explain the propensity to general violence among individuals in the region in the Ordered and Multinomial regressions on civil disobedience. The paper concludes with a discussion of some measures that may be used to break the "conflict trap" and overcome the corrupting influence of oil-dependence in Nigeria.…”

The Rational-Based Right to Punishment by MEHDI MUSAZADEH KOFI, alihosein najafiabrandabadi, bagher shamloo, firoz mahmodi janaki

“…The right of citizens to rehabilitation and justice desert, as well as the rights of citizens to civil disobedience, and the right not to be punished are the results of the application of the rational-based right to punishment. …”
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Oil-dependence and civil conflict in Nigeria by Oyefusi, A

“…Three factors (educational attainment, income level and asset possession) consistently explain the propensity to general violence among individuals in the region in the Ordered and Multinomial regressions on civil disobedience. The paper concludes with a discussion of some measures that may be used to break the "conflict trap" and overcome the corrupting influence of oil-dependence in Nigeria.…”

Self-organization of Citizens in the Age of Digital Communications by I. A. Bronnikov

“…In today’s digital world, unique activities have appeared that were not feasible before the introduction of online technologies: hacktivism as a new type of civil disobedience, Internet propaganda, the viral launch of hashtags and challenges in TikTok, monitoring of electoral procedures for webcams, etc. …”
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The Indian National Congress and political mobilisation in the United Provinces, 1926-1934 by Pandey, G

“…</p> <p>Chapter 4 makes a case-study of pppular agitation during the civil disobedience campaign in two very different U.P. districts, one in Agra and the other in Oudh. …”

Open source estrogen : from biomolecules to biopolitics... hormones with institutional biopower! by Tsang, Mary

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Bloodier than black and white: liberation history seen through detective sergeant Donald Card’s narrative of his investigations of Congo and Poqo activities, 1960-1965 by C. Thomas

“…Over the next ten years, the liberation struggle quickened into a multifronted thrust against the apartheid state, including civil disobedience, strikes and boycotts, and the transition to violent struggle. …”
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Decolonising Anglo-Indians: strategies for a mixed-race community in late colonial India during the first half of the 20th century. by Charlton-Stevens, U

“…The domiciled community (of Anglo-Indians and Domiciled Europeans, treated as a single socio-economic class by Britons) were relied upon as loyal buttressing agents of British rule who could be deployed to help run the Raj’s strategically sensitive transport and communication infrastructure, and who were made as a term of their service to serve in auxiliary military forces which could help to ensure the internal security of the Raj and respond to strikes, civil disobedience or crises arising from international conflict.…”

The Criminal Law Aspects of the Massacre in the Area of Slatina on September 4th 1991 by Miljenko Brekalo

“…In the period from 1990-19995 the members of the Serb Democratic Party of Slavonia on the territory of the Republic of Croatia had stimulated Serbian people to implement civil disobedience towards the legally elected authorities of the Republic of Croatia; to show national intolerance against Croats and other non-Serb persons. …”
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