Civil Disobedience
A theory of behavior in which individuals or groups deliberately violate laws or policies on the basis of conscience and public reason, using open and nonviolent means to draw public attention and promote institutional change.
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In form, guerrilla bike lane actions constitute unpermitted street construction and can be regarded as an urban practice of civil disobedience.
Civil disobedience refers to the act of an individual or group, based on conscience and public reason, deliberately violating a law or policy in an open, nonviolent manner to arouse public attention and promote institutional change.
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In form, guerrilla bike lane actions constitute unpermitted street construction and can be regarded as an urban practice of civil disobedience.
50%UnverifiedCivil disobedience refers to the act of an individual or group, based on conscience and public reason, deliberately violating a law or policy in an open, nonviolent manner to arouse public attention and promote institutional change.
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