Nathan Stoltzfus published Courageous Resistance: The Power of Ordinary People with Palgrave MacMillan.  "This book is an especially welcome text for those teaching about human rights abuses.  For those who study grave injustices such as human rights abouses, there is often a sense of despair and hoplessness regarding what people can and have done to each other.  Uniquely, what this book offers is hope.  Pulling together research from multiple fields and providing a needed integrated interdisciplinary approach, this book explains how and when people choose to resist injustice.  Drawing on rich case studies ranging from Rwanda to Nazi Germany, it builds a compelling and theoretically informed argument for understanding how ordinary people can and do resist injustices of all types as individuals and groups and through institutions."  --Kathryn Sikkink, Professor of Political Science, University of Minnesota