Home › Part III — Elimination & China's Transition › Chapter 26 — Popular Grievance, Resistance, and the Risk of Desperate Public Harm under the “Xianzhong” (Indiscriminate Revenge Killing) Discourse Humiliation and the Seeking of Redress, the Spread of Revenge, Mass Conflict, and Early Warning to Halt Violence (2012– ) › 26-8 The Humiliation of Seeking Redress, the Ban on Political Expression, and the Turn to Despair › 26-8-3 The Chain of Transformation from Blocked Legitimate Resistance to Self-Harm, Indiscriminate Harm, and Misdirected Revenge › 26-8-3-2 The Chain of Transformation from Blocked Legitimate Resistance to Self-Harm, Indiscriminate Harm, and Misdirected Revenge: Low-Casualty Transition, Legal Boundaries, Policy Options, and Risk Control › 26-8-3-2-1 The right to life; protection of civilians; humanitarian principles; sources of law; and the boundaries of responsibility 26-8-3-2-1 The right to life; protection of civilians; humanitarian principles; sources of law; and the boundaries of responsibility Folder · PG-E ID CH-026.8.3.2.01
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