Civil Disobedience in Global Perspective

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The book delves into the concept of justifiable disobedience as proposed by John Rawls, examining its implications and relevance in contemporary society. It analyzes the moral and philosophical foundations of civil disobedience, challenging traditional views and offering new perspectives on justice and individual rights. Through a critical lens, it engages with Rawls' theories to explore how disobedience can be a legitimate response to unjust laws, fostering a deeper understanding of ethical resistance in the pursuit of social justice.