جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « colored revolution » در نشریات گروه « علوم سیاسی »

Colored revolution is one of the new methods of changing a regime in the past two decades which is mostly against old political systems and remained from the Eastern European countries and independent republics of the former Soviet Union. During the last two decades, changes have occurred in the Czechoslovakia, Georgia, Ukraine and Kirghizia which resulted to the changing of ruled regime without bloodshed and violence.
Tranquility revolution era began from 1989 and now is in the plan of great powers especially the U.S. imperialist state. This change is concentrated on a soft implication and non-violence method for changing of rulers and governments. These revolutions mostly designed by the U.S. organizations and happened in the countries which are not accepted western styles and their patterns and their common slogan have mostly focused on the liberalism. This paper attempts to analyze anatomy of colored revolutions and the reasons of failure of this pattern in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Since its independence in 1991, Kyrgyzstan has so far faced with several political crises. Its people dissatisfaction of inappropriate performances by the political system in solving the problems of society, resulted to a wave of protests, objections and finally revolutions against the two governments of Asker Akayev toppled on 24 March 2005 (the Tulip Revolution) and of Kurmanbek Bakiyev toppled in April 2010 (the Colorless Revolution). Analyzing the issue through theories of two main orthodox political sociologists: Max Weber and Lucien Pie, this article is trying to find from the perspective of political sociology, the main reason made Kyrgyzstan so unstable in the Central Asia and the factors affecting the formation of political crises in Kyrgyzstan since its independence to the collapse of the Tulip Revolution in April 2010. To the author's view, managing the political crisis in Kyrgyzstan is only possible through inhibition of crossover crises as well as institutionalization of nation building process and the government's ability to keep its monopoly in using force. This research is based on literature sources and descriptive-analytical methodology.