Rebels With A Cause: The Minds And Morality Of Political Offenders

Seeks to explain the minds and morality of all those who espouse rebellion, from political activists to terrorists, and works to define what types of rebellion are just. Challenging their national or local institutions of authority, aggrieved communities and disgruntled individuals have waged an eternal struggle against those perceived as perverting the public good. Rebels with a Cause seeks to explain the minds and morality of all those who espouse rebellion-violent or otherwise-in the name of the greater good.

The book will help readers to respond to some of today's most troublesome questions: When should one reject the rules of those in power and stand up against evil laws and governments? What means may one justly use in the struggle against tyrants, dictators, and other abusers of power? Rebels with a Cause responds to these and other questions with a "Bill of Rights on Just Authority and Just Resistance" as a guide for both the governed and those who govern.