The Colour Revolutions in the Former Soviet Republics

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Introduction: whats in a colour? -- Donnacha A Beachain and Abel Polese, Part I - The spreading of colour revolutions: achievements and limits, Georgia - Francoise Companjen, Ukraine - Nathaniel Copsey, Kyrgyzstan -- David Lewis, Moldova -- Ryan Patrick Kennedy, Armenia - Mikayel Zolyan, Azerbaijan - Vicken Cheterian, Part II -- Antidotes for the coloured virus: the regimes strike back, Belarus -- Ustina Marcus, Russia -- Thomas Ambrosio, Uzbekistan -- Matteo Fumagalli and Simon Tordjman, Tajikistan -- Robert Kevlihan and Amri Sherzamonov, Kazakhstan -- Rico Isaacs, Turkmenistan - Donnacha A Beachain, Conclusion - Donnacha A Beachain and Abel Polese.

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