APPLYING A "MODULAR APPROACH" IN THE FIELD OF OBEDIENCE CRIMES IN MILITARY SERVICE – THE CASE OF MONTENEGRO

The author describes the methodology of colour revolutions in the 21st century. As a product of the fall of communism and the new international context, colour revolutions are connected to democracy promotion campaigns in post-communist societies. In research, colour revolutions are marked as forms of overthrow in which the methods of civil disobedience and nonviolent action are used for the destabilization of the political system with foreign interference. The paper analyzes the theory of civil disobedience and methods
of nonviolent action. According to previous empirical and theoretical research of these processes in post-communist states, the article presents the phases in which colour revolutions are realized. The author concludes that colour revolutions will remain an actual phenomenon of political practice because of complex international relations and the struggle of great powers for influence
in strategically important areas.