On the recordJuly 15, 2015
When the paths to nonviolent change are blocked, more and more people who have grievances are going to fall under the sway of extremist groups.
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congress.govWhen the paths to nonviolent change are blocked, more and more people who have grievances are going to fall under the sway of extremist groups.
Malinowski discusses the consequences of blocking nonviolent change on extremism.
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