Revolution and the whip of reaction: technicians of power and the dialectic of radicalisation
This article argues that sociologically informed studies of revolution tend to underestimate the importance of counter-revolution and ‘reaction’ in generating radicalisation. Revolutions are inherently political. Most accounts recognise this, but emphasise the executive organs of state – such as mon...
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Wiley
2016
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