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Off-coloured revolution

Published 29 Jun, 2014 07:51 | Updated 29 Jun, 2014 07:51

The 'colour revolutions' have become a popular method of regime change in many parts of the world. And while they are said to share the common goal of democracy, many also share the element of foreign funding. Does this form of interventionism ever bring sustainable positive change, and how did it go awry in Ukraine? Oksana is joined by Dr Timothy Colton, a professor of government and Russian studies at Harvard University, to battle these issues.

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