Cross-check: Egypt's revolution vindicates Gene Sharp's theory of nonviolent activism
Egypt's revolution vindicates Gene Sharp's theory of nonviolent activism By John Horgan | Feb 11, 2011 03:15 PM | 1 Share Email Print Whereas most pundits have focused on the role of social media in Egypt's revolution, what impressed me most was that one of the most powerful, entrenched regimes in the world was toppled by a nonviolent uprising. Does anyone doubt that if the protestors had resorte
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