
Nonviolent Action in the Era of Digital Authoritarianism
Jonathan C. Pinckney, Matthew Cebul
Published 2022
23 pages
Books about totalitarianism show life under a state that controls everything. Informers, propaganda, fear and the small private acts that keep a person human are described in memoirs, histories and unforgettable novels. They are warnings that have lost none of their force. The newest come first.

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