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Bringing Down Dictators & Consolidating Democracies »
Bringing Down Dictators & Consolidating Democracies
Bringing Down Dictators & Consolidating DemocraciesâNonviolent resistance is combination of constructivist theory and nonviolent action as methods of protest, noncooperation, and intervention, in all of which the actionists conduct the conflict by doing -- or refusing to do -- certain things without using physical violence.âF1CEB7
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2. Factors of Success »
2. Factors of Success
2. Factors of Successâwhat are the conditions for sucessful breakthrough?âFFB597
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1. internal factors of success »
1. internal factors of success
1. internal factors of successââFFB597
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MovementââFFB597
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cohesive civic coalition »
cohesive civic coalition
cohesive civic coalition âthe presence of strong and cohesive nonviolent civic coalitions is the most important of the factors examined in contributing to freedomâFFB597
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grass-root mobilisation »
grass-root mobilisation
grass-root mobilisationâthere is comparatively little positive effect for freedom in âtop-downâ transitions that were launched and led by elitesâFFB597
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growing influence of civic actors »
growing influence of civic actors
growing influence of civic actorsâdynamics of the movement must get momentumâFFB597
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nonviolent strategy »
nonviolent strategy
nonviolent strategyâdata suggests that the prospects for freedom are significantly enhanced when the opposition does not itself use violenceâFFB597
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