Dictators and Dissidents: Nonviolent Resistance in Authoritarian Regimes.

This article discusses the concept of nonviolent resistance in authoritarian regimes. It explores how dictators use legal repression to deter dissent and protect their power, and how nonviolent resistance movements navigate this repression. The article also examines the changing nature of dictatorial rule and the tactics used by both dictators and resistance movements. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the factors that determine the success or failure of nonviolent resistance movements in holding dictatorial regimes accountable. The article concludes by highlighting the various perspectives and motivations of those involved in nonviolent resistance movements. [Extracted from the article]