Understanding strategic choice

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Fresh carnations or all thorn, no rose? Nonviolent campaigns and transitions in autocracies (2013, background): “…terrorism, or non-state actors may use nonviolent methods such as demonstrations, boycotts, or non-cooperation campaigns to impose costs or unseat the government.4 We refer to Cunningham (2013) and Asal et al. (2013) for systematic analyses on features affecting nonviolent and violent campaigns.”
The practice and study of civil resistance (2013, background): “However, violent campaigns seem to emerge in less constrained contexts and campaigns of nonviolent resistance tend to emerge in more constrained contexts, as argued in this issue by Chenoweth & Lewis (2013) and Cunningham (2013).”