Publication

2007 - Serpent's Tail, London, England

Language

English

Word Count

54,000 words, Guess

Page Count

216 pages

Identifiers

and 3 more
  • Library of Congress Control Number2008360560
  • OCLC Control Number137313665
  • Better World Books9781852429645

Classifications

  • DDC322.40830947
  • LCCHQ799.8.E852 C65 2007
  • LCCDJK62
and 1 more
  • LCCHQ799.8.F67 C65 2007

Description

At the start of the 21st century, a wave of revolution moved across the former Communist east. Uprisings in Serbia, Georgia and Ukraine swept aside unpopular undemocratic governments. At the heart of these revolutions was a new kind of youth movement. Groups like Otpor, Kmara and Pora staged spectacular and dramatic protests, using humour, satire and the power of popular culture to undermine the authorities. The Time of the Rebels is the inspiring story of those movements ₆ participants tell how they created popular resistance movements, defying threats, violence and mass arrests in an attempt to change their countries and the world. Using first-hand accounts and eyewitness reportage, the book also tells how in other countries, such as Belarus and Azerbaijan, fierce clampdowns by the authorities thwarted similar attempts to stage revolutions.

Subjects

Topics

YouthProtest movementsPolitical activityYouth, political activityProtest movements -- Former communist countriesYouth -- Former communist countries -- Political activity

Other Editions

  • The time of the rebels: youth resistance movements and 21st century revolutionsSerpent's Tail2007-01-01

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