Civil society tends to become a sort of artificial reservoir for an endangered species: the democratic intellectual, protected by the international institutions
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Shaazka BeyerleShaazka Beyerle is Senior Advisor of the Washington-based International Center on Nonviolent Conflict. She was previously a writer, with expertise in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Until 2004, she covered the Middle East and Southern Africa for WorldView Magazine (National Peace Corps Association). She has written on people power, the Middle East, foreign affairs, culture, literature, nonfiction, and art for a wide range of publications. She also teaches and speaks about strategic nonviolent action at institutions around the world. Recent articlesTurkey to Pakistan: civic action for change
Two campaigns led by lawyers against
political corruption of the rule of law contain important principles
for those seeking peaceful, democratic advance, says Shaazka Beyerle.
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