ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
PROLOGUE
The Vision of Aldous Huxley
1. INTRODUCTION
2. MILITARISED TECHNOLOGY
Military Shaping of Technology
Countervailing Influences
Deeper Links
3. NONVIOLENT STRUGGLE
Why Use Nonviolent Methods?
Sabotage
4. PRIORITIES FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Research Proposals
Key Factors Approach
Implications
5. COMMUNICATION
Television
Radio
Cassettes
Newspapers
Leaflets and the Underground Press
Telephone and Fax
The Post
Conversations and Meetings
Computer Networks
Communication in Nonviolent Action
Assessment of Communication Technologies
6. SURVIVAL
Health
Appropriate Technology (AT)
7. THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
8. COUNTERING ATTACK
9. RESEARCH METHODS
10. TECHNOLOGY POLICY FOR NONVIOLENT STRUGGLE
Priorities
Government
Scientists and Engineers
Community Groups
Conclusion
APPENDIX
Theories of Technology
Essentialist Approaches
Social Shaping of Technology
Biased Technology
