Across the world, regular citizens of all ages are bravely and spontaneously standing up to forces of oppression and exploitation. Now, a leader of the Palestinian liberation movement shares a blueprint to channel that impulse into lasting change.
Drawing from his personal experiences on the front lines of political activism on the ground in Palestine, interviews with other zillennial movement leaders around the globe, and his decades-long studies of global liberation movements from South Africa to Vietnam, Fadi Quran shows how regular people can build power even in the face of oppression and devastation.
Like so many young people who feel disenfranchised, Quran explains that none of the political options available in Palestine truly represented his beliefs, so he set out to create his own. In On Liberation, he argues that successful movements rest on five interlocking pillars: internal cohesion, coercive power, economic leverage, strategic alliance, and strategic coordination. Each chapter will illustrate one of these concepts, showing how Quran came to believe in their essential nature. As countless concerned citizens feel this way all over the world, from Nepal to Peru to the United States, they are seeking a practical message of hope, one only Fadi can deliver.
