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066330
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083273
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2008.
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WAVE OF SO-CALLED "COLOR REVOLUTIONS" has swept the world, including the post-Soviet space, over recent decades. They followed the same scenario although they had different names ("the Rose Revolution" in Georgia, "the Orange Revolution" in Ukraine, "the Tulip Revolution" in Kyrgyzstan or "the Potato Revolution" in Belarus). ... The first phase of such revolutions - the preparatory phase - takes a fairly long period of time when every effort is made to mobilize the forces to be involved in planned actions. ...
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ID:
077507
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077510
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135253
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The authors explore the political undercurrents of color revolutions and come up with ways of keeping them in check.
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ID:
152133
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From 1998 to 2005, six elections took place in postcommunist Europe and Eurasia that led to the defeat of authoritarian incumbents or their anointed successors, the empowerment of opposition forces, and, thereafter, the introduction of democratic reforms. Because Putin's regime closely resembles those regimes that were successfully challenged by these dramatic changes in politics, Russia is a logical candidate for such a “color revolution,” as these electoral turnovers have been termed. Moreover, the color revolutions have demonstrated an ability to spread among countries, including several that border Russia. However, the case for a color revolution in Russia is mixed. On the one hand, the many costs of personalized rule make Putin's Russia vulnerable. On the other hand, Putin has been extraordinarily effective at home and abroad in preempting the possibility of an opposition victory in Russian presidential and parliamentary elections.
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ID:
130693
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2014.
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The authors examine topical polemical issues of politics and military affairs associated with the US and NATO efforts to instigate the so-called color revolutions and the "Arab Spring" in north Africa and the Middle East. The paper offered relevant conclusions and proposals for averting potential aggression, training the armed forces and furthering military theory.
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185055
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The "color revolution" as a low-cost, high-return way to replace a government has become the main means of the US to overthrow unwanted regimes. In recent years, as the US has intensified its efforts to contain Russia and China, it has tried to plan color revolutions near and within our countries. Color revolutions not only undermine the balance of the international system and regional security, but also seriously affect the stability of national power and economic development. In this regard, Russia and China need to work together to prevent color revolutions. In response to changes in their methods - from nonviolent to violent, the emergence of better organizational methods, the lowering of the age of participants - China and Russia should strengthen political, economic, cultural, ideological, educational, and regional cooperation, and strengthen the exchange of
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