Handbook for Rebels and Outlaws

Handbook for Rebels and Outlaws by Mark Mirabello, published by Mandrake in 2009, is a comprehensive exploration of various forms of resistance and rebellion. This 378-page book delves into a wide array of topics, including blasphemy, terrorism, and non-violent resistance, providing readers with a detailed examination of historical and contemporary issues related to social movements and state authority.

In this edition, readers will find an A-Z format that covers subjects such as survivalism, guerilla warfare, and organized crime, alongside discussions on the techniques of deception in war and the history of tyranny. The book presents a thorough analysis of the dynamics between individuals and oppressive systems, offering insights into the roles of secret police, informants, and various forms of punishment. With its focus on the intersection of religion, politics, and social science, this work serves as a resource for those interested in the complexities of rebellion and the various strategies employed throughout history.