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You say you want a revolution? : radical idealism and its tragic consequences /

"This book poses the question of why revolutions--from the French Revolution through the Russian and more recent revolutions--tend to produce tragic outcomes. As the author puts it: 'I have become intrigued with the idea of writing a short book on why so many revolutions turn into bloody c...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Chirot, Daniel (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Princeton : Princeton University Press, [2020]
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a Revolution as tragedy -- Incompetence, chaos, and extremism : how more moderate forces lost control in France, Russia, Iran, and Germany -- Reaction, war, invasion, and revolutionary terror -- The tyranny of idealistic certitude and imagined utopias -- Revolutions betrayed : autocratic corruption and the end of idealistic third worldism -- Peaceful revolutions? : interpreting conservative and liberal successes and failures -- Are there lessons for us to learn? 
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653 |a Bolshevism. 
653 |a Communism. 
653 |a Cuban Revolution. 
653 |a Cultural Revolution. 
653 |a Egypt. 
653 |a English Revolution. 
653 |a European history. 
653 |a Hitler. 
653 |a Khmer Rouge. 
653 |a Khomeni. 
653 |a Lenin. 
653 |a Mao. 
653 |a Napoleon. 
653 |a Nazi. 
653 |a Nazis. 
653 |a Nazism. 
653 |a Reign of Terror. 
653 |a Stalin. 
653 |a Syria. 
653 |a Third World revolution. 
653 |a Tunisia. 
653 |a civil war. 
653 |a corruption. 
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653 |a dictatorship. 
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653 |a lessons of revolutions. 
653 |a radical utopianism. 
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