Nonviolent actions and social events: Serbia example
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Abstract (EN)
Non-violent action is a form of conflict technique which avoids usage of violence. In comparision with its equivalent techniques that use violence, non-violent action serves more effective and positive impacts during the phase that follows the resolution of conflict since it welcomes every individual in society to participate and has pasific aims such as acquiring a more democratic and liberal system that not only the contenders of the action but all society would benefit when acquired. How non-violent action is used to resolve conflict or dispute against the government on societies has an aim of constructing a more democratic and independent political structure is analysed and the relation of this struggle technique to social events has been exemined in this study. To achieve the aim of this study; research has been made on the nature and the source of the political power, the methods and the mechanisms of the non-violent action are explained and fundementals of the stratejic planning of non-violent action are emphasised. Keywords: Nonviolent Actions, Otpor, Conflict Resolutions
Author
Erkan Bülbül
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Yalova University
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Erkan Bülbül (Master Thesis). Nonviolent actions and social events: Serbia example, 2015, Yalova University.
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