To the theory of the partisan Carl Schmitts. "Color revolution", as urban partisans warfare (urban guerrilla)
Substantiates the hypothesis that “color revolution” - the essence of successful urban partisan rebellion (guerrilla). It is shown that participants of “color social movements” - active actors of “color revolutions”, possess all four criteria offered by C. Schmitt for distinction of partisan's from other participants of the armed political conflict. Thus, the participants of the “color movements” are one type of partisans in Shmitts sense. This is hybrid partisan. This type of partisans is characterized by the fact that in terms of political motivation, it is not independent. This Shmitts criterion of partisans are formed and controlled by a “third force”, often do not associated with domestic political actors in states which conducted a partisan war. Purpose is the “third force” become targets of the partisans of this type. Indicates that the “color revolutions”, the first successful urban guerrilla