"Disobedience and Democracy: Nine Fallacies on Law and Order" examines the complex relationship between law, order, and civil disobedience. The book challenges the traditional view that law should always be obeyed, presenting arguments that highlight the moral responsibility individuals have to resist unjust laws. It emphasizes that civil disobedience is not only a right but a duty in a democratic society when faced with oppressive regulations.
The authors explore nine common misconceptions regarding the nature of law and order, asserting that many people mistakenly equate legality with morality. By dissecting these fallacies, they illustrate how blind obedience to laws can perpetuate injustice and hinder social progress. They advocate for a critical approach to laws, encouraging citizens to engage with and question the legal framework when necessary.