According to James Scott, foot-dragging, desertion, pilfering, slander, arson, and sabotage are examples of---Everyday forms of peasant resistance
What does everyday resistance mean?
'Everyday resistance' is a theoretical concept introduced by James C. Scott in 1985 in order to cover a kind of resistance that is not as dramatic and visible as rebellion, riots, demonstrations, revolutions, civil war or other such organized, collective or confrontational articulations of resistance
What is the main idea of resistance?
The virtually total inability of ordinary citizens to affect decision making, leaves resistance as the only possible response to the misuse of governmental power and to decisions wrongly made.
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