Marwan Darwiesh

Rigby, Andrew; Darwiesh, Marwan, The Internationalisation of Nonviolent Resistance: The case of the BDS campaign

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Two experts on Palestine discuss what factors can increase the impact of international solidarity in aiding resistance struggles. They focus on the Palestinian-inspired Boycott Divestment and Sanctions and compare it with the earlier global anti-apartheid movement, analysing key factors that gave the latter significant leverage. They conclude by stressing the need for a dynamic relationship between internal resistance and external solidarity.

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Marwan Darwiesh

Rigby, Andrew; Darwiesh, Marwan, The Internationalisation of Nonviolent Resistance: The case of the BDS campaign

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