Unlike armed struggle, civil disobedience is an aspect of individuals' ordinary lives, and they use it to show their non-violent opposition to the force of law.
Originally inspired by religious or philosophical beliefs, disobedience has since taken on a more political dimension. In recent years it has become a favourite form of collective action among environmentalists, as well as within feminist, anti-Gay marriage, Yellow Vest, or anti-globalisation movements.
This book retraces the history of this form of protest for minorities, describing the current forms of implementation and exploring its ambiguous connections with violence, law, and the media. Although civil disobedience demands the utmost commitment from the person engaged in illegal activities, it has nevertheless emerged as a new form of civic expression.
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