In this article our subject will be how to deal with “Violence” that may be generated in the “Path of Change”. The point here is not the repressive forces violence, but the violence that has crept into the change practices, to label the project of change with a violent image. Although the generated violence usually starts as a reaction to the one practiced by the repressive forces or due to the provocation of the other parties of the dictatorial regime to the […]

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What do we mean by Infrastructure? As this term was used in many specialties and sciences(1) we decided to use it also in the “Sciences of Change” to indicate the fixtures, services and leverages underlying the movement and the construction of change, they are the preparations that might not be touched by the most activists, political and social actors, and are not included in the “Direct Act of Change”. Included in this framework the intellectual, training, media, economic and project fixtures for the change movement, which are all preparations prior […]

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Sometimes the “Resistance” thinks that it can shorten the “Stages of Conflict” while it is still at the beginning of the “Battle of Change”, so it calls for the use of methods based on a large audience base, while it is still isolated from the masses, or have not received adequate support from them yet. […]

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Let’s assume that a group of people are standing on the bank of a river and want to move to the other side, butcannot find a means of transport, and cannot cross it by swimming sincethe river well-known for its “Deadly Myths”. While everyoneis standingby the river not knowing what to do, one of them […]

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The balance of powers between the rival forces determines if the “Resistance Forces” are going to take a defensive position, an offensive one or a mixture of both. It is also the one which will determine whether to get engaged in the decisive battle or avoid it, and how the partial tactical battles are going […]

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