Nonviolence Today S2007 (Prof. Nagler) UC BERKELEY (30 AUDIOS&VIDEOS)

Document Actions

UC BERKELEY

PACS 164B (Spring 2007)

Instructor:
Michael Nagler

Level

Undergraduate

Course Home (Click Here)

Course Description

The development of nonviolence since the Civil Rights movement. Nonviolent theory and practice seen in recent insurrectionary movements (freedom struggles), social justice struggles, nonviolent intervention across borders and protection of the environment in the emerging world of global corporatism. For more information please go to the following websites:

Meta Center

Professor Nagler's Homepage

Course Audios and Videos

To play the video lectures below please click on the yellow square box.
(Note: You need RealPlayer installed for the videos to play. CLICK HERE to download it for free.)

				Tue 1/16	Course Overview
				Thu 1/18	Non-Violence and the New World Order
				Tue 1/23	Historical Background (contd.): U.S. Antiwar/Peace Movements from Radical Pacifism to Vietnam - Video Not Available
				Thu 1/25	Historical Background (contd.): U.S. Antiwar/Peace Movements from Radical Pacifism to Vietnam
				Tue 1/30	Non Violent Resistance to Hitler, Classifying Campaigns (Video Clip Not Available)
				Thu 2/1	Non Violent Resistance to Hitler, Classifying Campaigns (con't)
				Tue 2/6	Final Discussion of Film; Filling the Communist Vacuum: From Prague Spring to the Color Revolutions
				Thu 2/8	Final Discussion of Film; Filling the Communist Vacuum: From Prague Spring to the Color Revolutions (con't)
				Tue 2/13	The Rise of People Power - Disaster in Beijing; Stalemate in Burma; Victory in the Philippines
				Thu 2/15	The Rise of People Power - Disaster in Beijing; Stalemate in Burma; Victory in the Philippines (con't)
				Tue 2/20	The Larzac Satyagraha
				Thu 2/22	The Larzac Satyagraha - con't
				Tue 2/27	Shanti Sena and its offspring (TPNI) with guest speaker: David Hartsough
				Thu 3/1	Shanti Sena and its Offspring (con't)
				Tue 3/6	Animal Rights & Early Environmentalism: Tabasco, The Chipko Movement
				Thu 3/8	Animal Rights & Early Environmentalism: Tabasco, The Chipko Movement (con't)
				Tue 3/13	General Review
				Thu 3/15	Midterm
				Tue 3/20	Guest Speakers
				Thu 3/22	Midterm Diagnostic
				Tue 3/27	PACS 164B - Lecture 21 - Spring Break
				Thu 3/29	PACS 164B - Lecture 22 - Spring Break
				Tue 4/3	The Seed Satyagraha, River Protection, and Other Anti-Corporate Struggles in India
				Thu 4/5	The Seed Satyagraha, River Protection, and Other Anti-Corporate Struggles in India - con't
				Tue 4/10	The MST and other alternative (CP) mvts.
				Thu 4/12	The MST and other alternative (CP) mvts. - con't
				Tue 4/17	NV Theory, Training and Organizing
				Thu 4/19	NV theory, training and organizing - con't
				Tue 4/24	Compassionate Listening and Forgiveness; Post-conflict reconciliation. Guest speaker: Miki Kashtan, NV Communication
				Thu 4/26	Compassionate Listening and Forgiveness; Post-conflict Reconciliation - con't
				Tue 5/1	Toward a Culture of Peace - the New Spirituality
				Thu 5/3	Toward a Culture of Peace - the New Spirituality, with Guest Speaker: Michael Lerner
				Tue 5/8	Review and Conclusion

There are currently no items in this folder.

Copyright 2007, by the Contributing Authors. Cite/attribute Resource. administrator. (2010, February 17). Nonviolence Today S2007 (Prof. Nagler) UC BERKELEY (30 AUDIOS&VIDEOS) . Retrieved July 31, 2010, from Free University Courses OCW Courses OpenCourseWare Freeversity Foundation Web site: http://www.freeversity.org/liberal-arts-1/peace-studies/nonviolence-today-s2007-prof.-nagler-uc-berkeley-30-audios-videos. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License

Sections

Personal tools