Contents
Acknowledgements
Section I. Introduction
1. The Study of Revolution
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Section II. Theorists
2. The Revolutionary Theory of Karl Marx
3. Barrington Moore: “No Bourgeoisie, No Democracy”
4. Crane Brinton: The Anatomy of Revolution
5. Ted Gurr: Relative Deprivation
6. James Defronzo’s Theory of Revolutions
7. Charles Tilly’s Revolutionary Process Theory
8. Theda Skocpol: States and Social Revolutions
9. The Theories and Praxis of Chalmers Johnson
Section III. Revolutions
10. French Revolution
11. The Russian Revolution: History and Theory
12. The Nazi Revolution, Great Man Theory, and Theda Skocpol
13. The Ins And Outs Of Insurgency And Counterinsurgency
14. The Malay Insurgency
15. The Vietnamese Revolution
16. Algerian Revolution
17. The Czechoslovak Revolutions
18. The Iranian Revolutions
19. Bolivian Revolution
20. Che Guevara and the Guerilla Foco
21. The Cuban Revolution
22. The Arab Spring
23. American Revolutions? The Left/Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter
24. American Revolutions? The Right/The Rise of the Alt-Right
25. The Ukraine Orange Revolution & Russian Counter-Revolution
Conclusion
Gregory Young