The Market Process as Nonviolent Action

Examining both domestic and foreign markets, ISSP network members Yahya Alshamy, Joshua Ammons, Christopher Coyne, and Nathan Goodman explore how market interactions contribute to a broader order of nonviolence grounded in cultures of peace. In doing so, they illustrate the feasibility and existing manifestations of non-violent market action through contemporary historical examples.

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