Revolusi warna

Peta revolusi-revolusi warna dari 2000 sampai 2005

Media seluruh dunia memakai istilah revolusi warna (terkadang revolusi berwarna) untuk menyebut berbagai gerakan terkait yang berkembang di banyak negara bekas Uni Soviet, Republik Rakyat Tiongkok dan Balkan pada awal abad ke-21. Istilah tersebut juga diterapkan kepada sejumlah revolusi di wilayah lainnya, termasuk kawasan Timur Tengah dan Asia-Pasifik, dari 1980an sampai 2010an.

Bacaan tambahan

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Pranala luar

• Albert Einstein Institution, East Boston, Massachusetts
• Central Asian Backlash Against US Franchised Revolutions Written by K. Gajendra Singh, India's former ambassador to Turkey and Azerbaijan from 1992 to 1996.
• The Centre for Democracy in Lebanon
• Hardy Merriman, The trifecta of civil resistance: unity, planning, discipline Diarsipkan 2018-01-02 di Wayback Machine., 19 November 2010 at openDemocracy.net
• Howard Clark civil resistance website
• How Orange Networks Work
• ICNC’s Online Learning Platform for the Study & Teaching of Civil Resistance, Washington DC
• International Center on Nonviolent Conflict (ICNC), Washington DC
• Jack DuVall, "Civil resistance and the language of power" Diarsipkan 2011-05-22 di Wayback Machine., 19 November 2010 at openDemocracy.net
• Michael Barker, Regulating revolutions in Eastern Europe: Polyarchy and the National Endowment for Democracy, 1 November 2006.
• Oxford University Research Project on Civil Resistance and Power Politics
• "Sowing seeds of democracy in post-soviet granite" – the future of democracy in post-Soviet states Written by Lauren Brodsky, a PhD candidate at the Fletcher School in Medford, Mass., focusing on US public diplomacy and the regions of Southwest and Central Asia.
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• United 4 Belarus Campaign British campaign website drawing attention to the political situation in Belarus ahead of 2006 presidential elections.