Robin Dunford Boeken

A comprehensive and compelling critique of Just War Theory and Responsibility to Protect (R2P)

Focusing on grassroots resistance, the book examines how local peasant mobilizations can lead to significant transnational social and political transformations. Through detailed case studies, it highlights the strategies, organization, and protests of peasant communities, illustrating their impact on broader political landscapes. The exploration sheds light on the interconnectedness of local actions and global change, emphasizing the power of collective grassroots efforts in shaping societal dynamics.