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Authoritarian Resistance

Case Studies in Authoritarian Resistance' refers to in-depth examinations of specific instances where individuals or groups actively oppose and challenge authoritarian regimes, analyzing the strategies, motivations, and outcomes of their resistance efforts. These studies aim to understand the dynamics of power, social movements, and the impact of dissent on political systems.

intermediate
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Political Science
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Case studies in authoritarian resistance provide valuable insights into how individuals and groups challenge oppressive regimes. By examining historical and contemporary examples, learners can understand the diverse methods of resistance, including civil disobedience and nonviolent protests. These c...

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Key Terms

Authoritarianism
A political system where a single entity or party holds significant power.

Example: North Korea is an example of an authoritarian regime.

Civil Disobedience
The active refusal to obey certain laws as a form of protest.

Example: Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her bus seat is a famous act of civil disobedience.

Nonviolent Protest
A method of protest that does not involve violence.

Example: The Salt March led by Gandhi was a nonviolent protest against British rule.

Social Movements
Organized efforts by groups to promote or resist change in society.

Example: The Civil Rights Movement in the U.S. aimed to end racial discrimination.

Coalition
An alliance of groups working together towards a common goal.

Example: Various organizations formed a coalition to fight climate change.

Mobilization
The process of rallying people to take action.

Example: Mobilization of youth was key in the Arab Spring protests.

Related Topics

Political Activism
The efforts to promote, impede, or direct social, political, economic, or environmental change.
intermediate
Social Justice Movements
Movements aimed at achieving equality and justice in society.
intermediate
Human Rights Advocacy
Efforts to promote and protect human rights globally.
advanced

Key Concepts

Civil DisobedienceNonviolent ProtestPolitical ActivismSocial Movements