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245			_aViolence and Non-Violence in Anti-Government Mobilization _h[Recurso electrónico] PDF _cDavid E. Cunningham, Belén González, Kristian Skrede Gleditsch, Dragana Vidovic, Peter B. White
260			_bPeace Research Institute Oslo PRIO _c2016 _aPO Box 9229 Grønland, NO-0134 Oslo, Norway
300			_aRecurso online, 4 p.
490			_aPRIO Policy Briefs
520			_aGrievances against a government can motivate a wide range of forms of popular mass mobilization, yet violent events have received disproportionate attention. Existing data indicate that non-violent challenges to the government have been more common than violent challenges, whereas violence has been relatively more likely for territorial disputes. The choice of tactics is closely related to objectives and mobilization potential, and many actors seeking to challenge the government are likely to be more effective using non-violence than violence. Although grievances may be ubiquitous in autocratic regimes, active claims are not, and we show how our new data allow us to study separately claims against the government and factors affecting mobilization.
650		0	_914369 _aViolencia política
650		0	_91683 _aMovimientos ciudadanos
710			_95603 _aPeace Research Institute Oslo
856	4		_uhttp://files.prio.org/publication_files/PRIO/Cunningham%20et%20al%20-%20Violence%20and%20Non-Violence,%20PRIO%20Policy%20Brief%2021-2016.pdf _qPDF
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