In attacking the problem of revolution, as most others of major significance in history, we historians should think twice before we spurn the help offered by our colleagues in the social sciences, who have, as it happens, been particularly active in the last few years in theorizing about the typology, causes, and evolutionary patterns of this particular phenomenon.
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January 1974 Originally published in hardcover by Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd., London in 1972
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Harpercollins College Div
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English
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191
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"In attacking the problem of revolution, as most others of major significance in history, we historians should think twice before we spurn the help offered by our colleagues in the social sciences, who have, as it happens, been particularly active in the last few years in theorizing about the typology, causes, and evolutionary patterns of this particular phenomenon."
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Acknowledgments ix
Chapter 1 Theories of Revolution p. 3
Index p. 165-8
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