TED: How to topple a dictator | Srdja Popovic

The video discusses the concept of people power and its historical significance in nonviolent movements. It highlights the importance of skills like unity, planning, and discipline in achieving successful nonviolent struggles. The speaker explores strategies and tactics, emphasizing the role of humor and the internet in modern movements. The future of nonviolent movements, particularly in the Arab world, is speculated upon, considering the challenges and potential outcomes.

What is the phenomenon that the speaker refers to as 'people power'?

How did people power contribute to historical events like Gandhi's struggle in India?

What are some of the skills mentioned that can be learned for successful nonviolent struggle?

How does the speaker describe the importance of unity in nonviolent struggles?

What does the speaker mean by the 'dynamics between fear and apathy'?

What role does humor play in nonviolent movements according to the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between internet tools and nonviolent movements?

What are the potential outcomes for the Arab world as discussed in the talk?

What statistics does the speaker provide regarding violent and nonviolent struggles?

In what ways does the speaker believe the younger generation can impact future movements?