Freedom without violence

Freedom without violence - resistance of the Western political legacy Author: Dustin Ellis Housen Translated into Arabic: Dawood Suleiman Al-Qurna Binding: Cover Number of parts: One Paper: Shamooh Size: 14 × 21 Summary: The book deals with a long history of practice and political thought in the Western world by linking freedom with violence, starting with Athenian democracy and the Roman Republic until the era of revolutions and the emergence of authoritarian regimes. This work is the first comprehensive research on the idea that: violence is necessary to obtain freedom, defend it, and practice it. The book also discusses the other viewpoint of peaceful freedom, which has a presence in the Western legacy and among critics of this legacy.