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PACS 2500 Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies Guy Burgess Co-Director Conflict Information Consortium, University of Colorado UCB 580, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO , (303) Copyright © 2014 Guy Burgess and Heidi Burgess

End of Semester

Terrorism

Paris Climate Conference

Global Population

Syrian Negotiations state/2015/11/20/83fe3fd8-8fc6-11e5-ae1f-af46b7df8483_story.html?hpid=hp_no-name_opinion-card-alt1- h%3Ahomepage%2Fstory

Immigration Trends coming/2015/11/19/d38a040c-8edf-11e5-934c-a369c80822c2_story.html

The Promise of Nonviolence Justice without Violence

Nonviolence

Gene Sharp – Power of Ideas

Non-Violence Principled? vs. Pragmatic?

Non-Violence Against a Morally Limited Adversary? Against an Immoral Adversary?

April 6 Youth Movement

King & 1963 March on Washington

Eyes on the Prize

1963 March on Washington FCqlw

“I Have A Dream” Speech Elements  Common Moral Appeal  Urgency for Action  Reassurance and Commitment to Nonviolence  Specific demands  Hopeful Vision A “blueprint” for contemporary advocacy?

ML King “ I Have a Dream”

Common Values: “Magnificent Words of the Declaration of Independence”

“Fierce Urgency of Now”

“Whirlwinds of Revolt” / Nonviolence

“When the Negro Be Satisfied?” Specific Demands

The Vision: “I Have a Dream”

Contested History: Eyes on the Prize

The Great Society Civil Rights Act Voting Rights Act

War on Poverty

Black Power

Black Panthers were-needed

King Assassination 1968

Civil Rights Riots of the 1960’s

Busing

War over the War on Poverty Race- based politics

President Obama

Contemporary Segregation sort.html?hp&rref=opinion&_r=0

Racial Gap

Whites Just Don’t Get It 4.html?partner=rssnyt&emc=rss

Turning Blue States Red

Voters/Non-Voters m/2015/11/22/opinion /sunday/who-turned- my-blue-state- red.html

Student Protests /11/brown-universitys-100-million- plan-to-be-more- inclusive/416886/?utm_source=SFFB

Will: “Political Correctness” Critique low/2015/11/25/a79f118e-92d6-11e5-b5e4-279b4501e8a6_story.html

1960’s vs. 2010’s washingtonp ost.com/post everything/w p/2015/08/24 /i-was-a-civil- rights- activist-in- the-1960s- but-its-hard- for-me-to- get-behind- black-lives- matter/

Gold / Purple Divide Have-Nots Have More Have It All Have-Less

Persuadables Reluctant Persuadables Traders Incorrigibles Forcing Power Trading Power Persuasive Power Column Size Indicates Relative Population Size Goal: Most Powerful Power Strategy Mix Optimal Power Distribution

Backlash Trap The number of "new enemies" created in the process of defeating an "old enemy”

Have/Have-Not Complexity Problems at the Top Natural Selection New Class Differences Superstar Effect Money Addiction Boundless Greed Rationalization Zero-Sum Thinking Concentration of Wealth Discrimination Problems at the Bottom Family Disintegration Withdrawal from the Workforce Low Educational Expectations Scarcity Thinking Crime Estimate the Percentage of “Explained Variance” associated with each factor. Systemic Problems Prison Industrial Complex Poverty Capitalism Cheating Advantages Automation Technological Advance Kludgeocracy Employer's Market (Fear Economy) Lack of Compassion Underperforming Schools Tax Structure Red Tape Regulations

What Would King Do Today?