Titlebook: Courageous Resistance; The Power of Ordinar Kristina E. Thalhammer,Paula L. O’Loughlin,Nathan Book 2007 Kristina E. Thalhammer et al. 2007

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Waldorfschule und Schülerbiographiertime situations. We examine several cases of ordinary people called upon to confront authority when harm was being inflicted on others. We begin by exploring the cases of three individuals who clearly fit our definition of courageous resister. The first case involves a whistleblower in the U.S Cust

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90406-1 people choose to challenge injustice together. Like the decision of the individual courageous resister, collective resisters’ decisions to participate are influenced by the dynamic interaction of their preconditions, networks, and contextual factors. In other words, the choice to respond to injusti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90406-1pe both when courageous resistance is likely to occur and how successful it will be. Without laws or the threat of punishment to protect human rights, those striving for justice may not be able to end the evils they oppose. This chapter shows how new treaties and mechanisms for enforcing human right

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Book 2007During times of injustice, some individuals or groups courageously resist maltreatment of all people, regardless of backgrounds. Using various case studies, this book introduces readers to the broad spectrum of courageous resistance and provides a framework for analyzing the factors that motivate and sustain opposition to human rights violations.

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Ordinary Persons Doing Extraordinary Evil,ed this, the accepted truth was described on a plaque in Jedwabne as the work of the Gestapo and Nazi occupation police. Gross concluded, however, that the Polish villagers had willingly tortured and murdered some 1,600 Jews of their village. Only a handful of the village’s Jews survived (Gross 2001).