ЦВЕТНЫЕ РЕВОЛЮЦИИ В КОНТЕКСТЕ ТЕОРИЙ ДЕМОКРАТИЗАЦИИ
Аннотация
Автор анализирует понятие цветных революций, место революций в теориях демократических транзитов, роль ненасильственных протестных действий в теориях режимных изменений, структурные, процедурные и внешние факторы цветных революций и итоги «цветных» революций через призму теорий демократизации.
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