Civil Resistance vs. ISIS
Maria J. Stephan
Vol 1, Issue 2 · pp. 127–150 · 2015 · DOI https://doi.org/10.63961/2025.025
Abstract
ISIS, which aims to create an independent Islamic state, or caliphate, will only be weakened through a multifaceted strategy combining diplomatic, economic, political, and other means. Organized civilian action that aims to disrupt and deny the group’s key sources of power could be a critical part of that strategy. This article will examine this contention and suggest how, practically, such nonviolent resistance could be supported.
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