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The New York Times reviews How to Start a Revolution

“Dictators are never as strong as they tell you they are. People are never as weak as they think they are.” Those hopeful words, which...

Gene Sharp: ‘suicidal’ for Syrians to use weapons - Channel 4 News

Gene Sharp’s most famous book From Dictatorship to Democracy contains 198 methods of non-violent resistance. He advocates people power...

Gene Sharp on BBC Hardtalk

Gene Sharp is a political thinker whose influence is now spoken of in same breath as Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King. But he is no...

Gene Sharp speaks at the Frontline Club

Gene Sharp has spoken to a packed audience at the world famous 'Frontline Club' in London. Gene is on a European tour with the How to...

Huffington Post reviews How to Start a Revolution

The sweeping changes of the Arab Spring demonstrated to the world how “the people without the guns are winning.” So declares the new...

TVF Release the making of How to Start a Revolution documentary 'Road to Revolution'

Road to Revolution is the crucial accompanying back-story to one of the most current and important films of our time. The film follows...

The Daily Telegraph reviews How to Start a Revolution

The world-conquering British documentary 'How to Start a Revolution' is making a star of Gene Sharp, a shy Boston academic who writes...

Gene Sharp: Author of the nonviolent revolution rulebook

In an old townhouse in East Boston an elderly stooped man is tending rare orchids in his shabby office. His Labrador Sally lies on the...

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Did Gene Sharp work for the CIA? Correcting the Conspiracies.

Gene Sharp, Godfather of nonviolent revolution dies at 90 years old

What the Catalans learned from Gene Sharp Sharp: the techniques to destroy the Spanish state (El Con

Letters from Einstein

Jamila Raqib - The Secret to Effective Nonviolent Resistance

Reading the revolution: the book club that terrified the Angolan regime

Boston declares Gene Sharp Day

Gene Sharp publishes 'How Nonviolent Struggle Works'

Gene Sharp Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

The Quiet American - New York Times