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In conclusion: two major implications can be drawn from what has been said. First, there have been more guerrilla campaigns than nonviolent campaigns during the last 25 years; there is more literature about the guerrilla campaigns; more people have participated in them; more experiences have been gathered. For that reason promoters of nonviolence might profitably turn much more to a study of propositions based on the experiences gained in the guerrilla campaigns. The similarity is so convincing that we have all reason to believe there can