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Social revolutions in pre-industrial and industrial societies.

Andrey Alexakha

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In this paper a new theory of revolution is proposed. The theory distinguishes two types of revolutions: the peasant revolution, which can occur only in pre-industrial society and the colour revolution, which can occur only in industrial society. The theory explains the causes and consequences of these two types of revolutions.

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In this paper a new theory of revolution is proposed. The theory distinguishes two types of revolutions: the peasant revolution, which can occur only in pre-industrial society and the colour revolution, which can occur only in industrial society. The theory explains the causes and consequences of these two types of revolutions.

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In this paper a new theory of revolution is proposed. The theory distinguishes two types of revolutions: the peasant revolution, which can occur only in pre-industrial society and the colour revolution, which can occur only in industrial society. The theory explains the causes and consequences of these two types of revolutions.

Key concepts: Industrial Revolution, Peasant, Industrial society, Information revolution, Social theory, Neoclassical economics, Sociology, Economic system

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