European Revolutions 1492-1992

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List of Tables.Series Editor s Preface.Preface.Map 1. Europe in 1519.Map 2. Europe in 1992. .1. Conflict, Revolt and Revolution.Revolution s Return.Revolutionary Situations.Revolutionary Outcomes.Prospect. .2. Transformations of Europe.Change since 1492.From Segmented to Consolidated States.Struggle Changes.Types of Revolutionary Situation.Consolidation, Nationalism and Revolution.Collective Action Contention and Revolution. .3. Revolutions, Rebellions and Civil Wars in the Low Countries and Elsewhere.The Low Countries, Home of Bourgeois Revolution.Political Struggle in the Netherlands.From the Southern Netherlands to Belgium.The Bellicose Dutch.Assaying the Low Countries Revolutions.Iberian Revolutions.The Balkans and Hungary.Comparisons, Connections, Conclusions. .4. The British Isles.Britain Encounters Revolution.Struggles for Control.Eleven Revolutionary Decades.Hypothetical Revolutions.Revolution sDulled Edge. .5. Franc and Other Frances.Bretons vs. Frenchmen.Protestants against Catholics.War, Taxes and Revolutionary Situations.Civil War and Repression.A Consolidating State.Revolutionary Processes.Rule Transformed.Resistance, Counter-revolution and Terror.Other Options.Fifteen-to Twenty-year Regimes.The Long Run of Revolution. .6. Russia and its Neighbours.Creating Russia.Russian, Polish-Lithuanian and Tatar States.War and Rebellion, Rebellion and war.Nineteenth-century Consolidation.Prospects of Revolution.The 1905 Revolution.Two More Revolutions.Consolidation and Collapse. .7. Revolutions Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.Back to Eastern Europe.Rules of Revolution?.Five Centuries of Revolution.References.Index.

Charles Tilly is University Distinguished Professor at the New School for Social Research in New York, where he directs the Center fro Studies of Social Change. His work focuses on social change and collective action, especially in Western Europe since 1500. His recent books include "Coercion, Capital, and European States" (Blackwell, 1989; second paperback edition, 1992), "Cities and the Rise of States in Europe, AD 100-1800" (1994) and "Popular Contention in Great Britain, 1758-1834" (1995). He is currently researching work and labour markets, the origins of durable inequality, and the emergence of mass national politics in France and Britain.