värinerojen
Värinerojen, in Finnish often used to refer to color revolutions, denotes a set of largely nonviolent political
The concept gained prominence after high-profile protests in the post-Soviet space, notably Georgia’s Rose Revolution (2003)
Color revolutions typically involve broad-based civil society mobilization, nonviolent demonstrations, and organized election monitoring. They often
Georgia’s Rose Revolution (2003), Ukraine’s Orange Revolution (2004–05), and Kyrgyzstan’s Tulip Revolution (2005) are among the
Scholars debate durability and democratization post-revolution, with some attributing gains to mass mobilization and reformist leadership,