Minds of the Movement

An ICNC blog on the people and power of civil resistance

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Uprooting Corruption in Uganda: Protest or Persuasion?

In places like Uganda where political leaders leverage their influence as a personal business, institutional tactics like dialogue and advocacy tend to fail. They simply pose no substantial threat to the kleptocrats. Yet one coalition in Uganda has managed to score a significant success rate using primarily […]

by Phil Wilmot
July 06, 2017

Movement Commentary

Defending Paraguay’s Constitution: Setbacks, Second Thoughts and Small Victories

It was the night of March 31, and a Congress in flames at the hands of angry protesters was the international image for the political catastrophe that was ensuing in Paraguay. After months of threatening to pass a bill that would approve re-election for the executive, a majority of […]

by David Riveros Garcia
June 19, 2017

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