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Did nonviolent resistance fail in Kosovo? (CROSBI ID 230562)

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Marsavelski, Aleksandar ; Sheremeti, Furtuna ; Braithwaite, John Did nonviolent resistance fail in Kosovo? // British journal of criminology, 58 (2018), 1; 218-236. doi: 10.1093/bjc/azx002

Podaci o odgovornosti

Marsavelski, Aleksandar ; Sheremeti, Furtuna ; Braithwaite, John

engleski

Did nonviolent resistance fail in Kosovo?

A standard narrative is that nonviolence failed in Kosovo: the Milosevic regime was ended by a NATO bombing campaign. This essay exposes errors in this narrative. Nonviolent resistance inside Kosovo succeeded in unifying the Kosovar masses against the Milosevic regime. That solidarity was crucial to victory. A distinctive innovation of Kosovo’s nonviolence was that it built solidarity by decisively reducing violence. In particular, it reduced murders in blood feuds. Kosovo emerged from war with a comparatively low rate of violence for a post-conflict, post-communist society with a large organized crime problem. We contrast Kosovo with post-conflict societies where more people are killed by criminal violence after their peace agreement than were killed in the war. Learning to reconcile blood feuds restoratively as part of Kosovo’s nonviolent campaign for freedom contributed to this accomplishment. Nonviolent resistance campaigns can be evaluated through a criminological lens whereby averting war is just one means to reducing death rates from intentional violence.

nonviolent resistance ; peacebuilding ; homicide ; Kosovo ; blood feuds

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Podaci o izdanju

58 (1)

2018.

218-236

objavljeno

0007-0955

1464-3529

10.1093/bjc/azx002

Povezanost rada

Etnologija i antropologija, Pravo, Sociologija

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