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Civil Resistance Against Jihadists: How?

2022
Abstract This chapter focuses on the question of how civil resistance in jihadist proto-states manifests itself. The first part of the chapter explores this question on a sub-national level, presenting new and unique data on a total of 624 protest events against jihadist groups during the Syrian Civil War.
Isak Svensson   +4 more
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Civil Resistance and Democratization

2020
Abstract This chapter concludes the study of civil resistance transitions (CRTs), summarizing the evidence from the quantitative and qualitative studies. It speaks to the limitations of the study, including its inability to speak to the effects of failed civil resistance campaigns on democratization, dependence on specific ...
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How Civil Resistance Works

2021
This chapter addresses the question of how people build social and political power from below, how civil resistance succeeds, and whether there are conditions under which civil resistance is impossible. It emphasizes the crucial point that civil resistance campaigns succeed when they
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Frontstage and backstage emotion management in civil resistance

Resistance and Emotions, 2017
Civil resistance requires significant forms of emotion management by activists. In this paper, we distinguish between the different foci of emotion management carried out frontstage and backstage – the frontstage focus is typically oriented to ...
M. Sørensen, A. Rigby
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Spontaneity and Civil Resistance

2020
This chapter examines the contingent and endogenous causes that sparked the Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong. Spurred by two contingent events generating pre-emptive and massive mobilization, the movement was a spontaneous transformation of the long-planned Occupy Central campaign.
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Civil Resistance vs. ISIS

Journal of Resistance Studies
ISIS, which aims to create an independent Islamic state, or caliphate, will only be weakened through a multifaceted strategy combining diplomatic, economic, political, and other means. Organized civilian action that aims to disrupt and deny the group’s key sources of power could be a critical part of that strategy.
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Why civil resistance works

2019
For more than a century, from 1900 to 2006, campaigns of nonviolent resistance were more than twice as effective as their violent counterparts in achieving their stated goals. By attracting impressive support from citizens, whose activism takes the form of protests, boycotts, civil disobedience, and other forms of nonviolent noncooperation, these ...
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Three Challenges to Civil Resistance

Peace Review, 2017
Any civil resistance movement or a campaign within a movement will likely encounter repression. It will likely have to deal with violent flanks (either expressively, aspirational, or operational).
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Civil Resistance to Military Coups

Journal of Peace Research, 1975
If one of the functions of government is to provide for internal and external security, many governments have left themselves and their countries extraordinarily vulnerable in face of the military coup d'etat. There is substantial evidence that civil resistance may offer a means whereby at least some governments particularly those which enjoy a high ...
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