053 renouncing honours

methods of nonviolent protest and persuasion withdrawal and renunciation
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"One method of communicating one’s views to others has been the renunciation of special honors which had been conferred by, or new ones which were offered by, the government against which the campaigns were conducted. This may involve the voluntary renunciation of titles of honor, medals and honorary offices, and resignation from prestigious societies closely identified with the opponent’s cause. Such renunciation may be regarded as a means of self-sacrifice for the cause and weakening the authority of the government."...

((Sharp, Gene. The Politics of Nonviolent Action (p. 195). Albert Einstein Institution. Kindle Edition.))

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Historical cases from the Nonviolent Action Database that used this method

Lithuanians campaign for national independence, 1988-1991

10.0/10

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Third party intervenes to prevent violence at Wounded Knee, South Dakota, 1973

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Effectiveness profile

Success by Opponent
Government / State Body 8.0

Risk profile

Risk by region

Compared to the worldwide average for this method

Americas
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Europe

Risk by regime

Compared to the worldwide average for this method

Closed autocracy
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