Comparative Approaches to the Study of Revolution

When Crane Brinton published hisAnatomy of Revolutionin 1938, he noted in his bibliography fewer than thirty titles in English that dealt in general terms with revolution. Today a comprehensive listing would include some ten times that number of articles and books, and such proliferation seems likely to continue as scholars go on with their examination of revolution as a theoretical problem and in a number of theoretical and historical contexts. Like Brinton, most have taken a comparative approach, attempting to develop a conceptual framework capable of explaining the nature and the occurrence of all revolutionary movements. More recent studies, however, have moved in the direction of placing revolution in broader contexts

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• Revolutions, History of

  Open Access•J Clark Leith, Jim Leith•International Encyclopedia of the…•2015

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• Refleksje nad historiografią i teorią rewolucji

  Open Access•Karol Kasprowicz•Res Historica•2020

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• Bolshevik Bargaining in Soviet Industry

  Yiannis Kokosalakis•The Journal of Modern History•2021

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• Social Revolutions

  Open Access•Gizachew Tiruneh•SAGE Open•2014

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• Political Order in Changing Societies

  Samuel P Huntington•Political Order in Changing…•1969

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• The Crowd in the French Revolution

  George Rude•the crowd in the french revolution•1959

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• The Age of the Democratic Revolution

  R R Palmer, David Armitage•The Age of the Democratic…•2017

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• The anatomy of revolution.

  Crane Brinton•1938

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• The Marxian Revolutionary Idea

  Robert C Tucker•Revolution•2017

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• Revolutions of 1848

  Priscilla Robertson, Priscilla Smith Robertson•Revolutions Of 1848•1952

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• Reason and Revolution

  Herbert Marcuse•Reason and Revolution•2013

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• On the Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy

  Andre Gunder Frank, Barrington Moore•Critique and anti-critique•1984

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• The Revolutionary Process

  R D Hopper•Social Forces•1950

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• Modern European History

  Carolyn Chappell Lougee•Signs: Journal of Women in…•1977

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• The Phenomenon of Revolution

  Ellen Kay Trimberger, Mark N Hagopian•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1976

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• The Revolutionary Personality

  Peter A Toma, Victor Wolfenstein et al.•The Western Political Quarterly•1967

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• The Politics of Violence

  Jon A Yinger, Carl Leiden et al.•The Western Political Quarterly•1969

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• Armies and the Art of Revolution

  Clive Garsia•International Affairs•1944

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• The Present State of French Revolutionary Historiography

  Gerald J Cavanaugh•French Historical Studies•1972

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• Reflections on Revolution

  Isaac Kraminick•History and Theory•1972

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• Theories of Revolution

  Open Access•Lawrence Stone•World Politics•1966

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• The Study of Elites

  Open Access•Dankwart A Rustow•World Politics•1966

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• Revolution

  Open Access•Peter Calvert, Peter A R Calvert•Political Studies•1967

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• A theory of revolution

  Open Access•Raymond Tanter, Manus I Midlarsky et al.•Journal of Conflict Resolution•1967

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• Studies in Revolution

  W Pickles, E H Carr•British Journal of Sociology•1951

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• Toward a Theory of Revolution

  James C Davies•American Sociological Review•1962

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• Revolution

  Open Access•Peter Amann•Political Science Quarterly•1962

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• Sequence in Revolution

  Paul Meadows•American Sociological Review•1941

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• On the Etiology of Internal Wars

  Harry Eckstein•History and Theory•1965

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• Theories of Revolution in Contemporary Historiography

  Open Access•Perez Zagorin•Political Science Quarterly•1973

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• The Parisian Sans-Culottes and the French Revolution, 1793-4

  John M Roberts, A Soboul•The Economic History Review•1965

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• France and the Atlantic Revolution of the Eighteenth Century, 1770-1799

  George Rude, Jacques Godechot et al.•The William and Mary Quarterly•1966

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• The Sociology of Revolution

  Arthur W Calhoun, Pitirim A Sorokin•Social Forces•1925

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• Counterrevolution

  Richard Quinney, James H Meisel•Journal of Health and Social…•1967

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