This book explores the philosophical and political dimensions of rebellion, revolts, and revolutions by examining and comparing various cases, from multiple cultural perspectives throughout history. Chan utilizes these cases to explore the range of differing principles, rationales, and ethics underlying what constitutes a "just rebellion" and explain the motivating thought behind rebellions.
What constitutes a "just rebellion"? By examining rebellions throughout history, Chan reveals the principles, rationales, and ethics underlying this premise.
