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Inside Indonesia: Why Civil Resistance Works

Jul 23, 2012

START researcher's book featured in Inside Indonesia article

START researcher Erica Chenoweth's book Why Civil Resistance Works was featured in an article about approaching the recent rise of violence in Papua, Indonesia on Inside Indonesia. To read the full article, click here.

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