An Economic Indicator of Socio-Political Unrest

The relationship between economic phenomena and revolution has intrigued political scientists from Aristotle 2 to Zanzibar. 3 As usual in political science, however, most studies of the matter have been limited to intuitive hypotheses, without any attempt at comparative empirical verification. As a result, a number of such hypothetical explanations have been proposed, each showing the persuasiveness of its own internal logic (as if convincing observers were the same thing as comprehending – let alone controlling – events) but none with any better claim on reality than the other

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