Contents

pp 5-8

List of Figures and Tables

pp 8-10

Acknowledgements

pp 11-12

List of Abbreviations, Organizations, and Parties

pp 13-20

Introduction to Breaking Laws

pp 21-22

Part 1 - Revolutionary Violence Experiences of Armed Struggle in France, Germany, Japan, Italy, and the United States

pp 23-24

1 - Introduction to Part 1: Revolutionary Violence in Context

pp 25-28

2 - A Subject Concealed

pp 29-40

3 - A Revolutionary Period?

pp 41-60

4 - Radicalization Processes

pp 61-84

5 - Strategies of Violence

pp 85-104

6 - The End of a Cycle

pp 105-118

7 - Conclusion to Part 1

pp 119-120

Part 2 - Civil Disobedience

pp 121-122

8 - Introduction to Part 2: Civil Disobedience in Perspective

pp 123-130

9 - Definitions, Dynamics, Developments

pp 131-154

10 - Genealogies and Justifications in Contemporary Movements

pp 155-184

11 - Repertoires of Civil Disobedience

pp 185-214

12 - Negotiating the Boundaries of Violence and Non-Violence

pp 215-240

13 - Conclusion to Part 2

pp 241-246

Biographical Notes

pp 247-252

Bibliography

pp 253-264

Index

pp 265-272

Protest and Social Movements

pp 273-274