ICNC focuses on how ordinary people wage nonviolent conflict to win rights, freedom and justice.

The deadline for ICNC Monograph proposals has been extended until June 9th, 2019.

Are you an educator, researcher, or activist interested in writing about civil resistance?

ICNC’s fifth annual call for Monograph proposals is an opportunity for you to expand the field of civil resistance through your research and writing. ICNC Monographs are publications that:

– develop robust conceptual frameworks for understanding the nature, dynamics, power and impact of civil resistance movements;

– enhance the strategic use of civil resistance;

– produce relevant findings for our target readership: academics, activists and organizers, civil society professionals, the policy and developmental communities, and journalists.

Up to four awards of $5,000 each will be offered to prospective authors, or shared by co-authors, who must have a background in the study and/or practice of civil resistance. We encourage applications that focus on under-researched or under-published topics in the field of civil resistance. Specifically, ICNC is interested in receiving monograph proposals that pertain to our priority research topics and other themes.