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Srdja Popovic: Come far cadere un dittatore

Filmed Nov 2011 • Posted Dec 2011TEDxKrakow
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Il 2011 è stato un anno contraddistinto dalla straordinaria resistenza dei popoli nei confronti del potere, iniziato con la Primavera Araba, che si è poi diffusa in tutto il mondo. Ma in che modo questa resistenza ha funzionato così bene? Srdja Popovic (che guidò il movimento nonviolento che nel 2000 fece cadere Milosevic in Serbia) illustra i progetti, le capacità e gli strumenti di cui ogni movimento ha bisogno - dalle tattiche nonviolente al senso dell'umorismo. (Filmato al TEDxKrakow.)

Srdja Popovic was a founder and leader of the student movement that brought down the Milosovic regime. Now, he helps other nonviolent movements learn and grow. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Alessandra Agliata
Reviewed by John Ockey
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