دانلود کتاب انقلاب آزادیبخش – رهایی از تغییرات رادیکال از دولت

Revolution begins trivially yet ends with great consequence. A solitary suicide,1 perhaps the right word in the right place,2 wakes the masses from their slumber. Despair is replaced with a hope for a better world characterized by freedom, justice, and equality, and the isolated and depoliticized find a voice among people determined to act rather than be acted upon. A thousand conversations held in a thousand sites converge into a manifesto that inspires a thousand actions. The groundswell of discontent creates the potential for a new and better world, but can degrade into a nightmare. Either way, it produces a shift to which militants, counterrevolutionaries, and bystanders respond. “Join the revolution and fight for your freedom,” one side says. “Oppose it for your own safety,” says the other. “But consider carefully,” say both, “for a wrong decision could be deadly.” Revolution is a tantalizing potential for the oppressed, a perpetual danger for the elites, and, save for the brief moments when it captures center stage, it hovers constantly at the margins of society.