An examination of state-building, class conflicts, revolutions, and fear of revolutions from the English Civil War of the 1640s to the invasion of Iraq in 2003, and the Great Recession from 2008. Sheds new light on key topics and events, and offers a fully substantiated argument about the interplay of bourgeois liberty and proletarian democracy.
An examination of state-building, class conflicts, revolutions, and fear of revolutions from the English Civil War of the 1640s to the invasion of Iraq in 2003, and the Great Recession from 2008. Sheds new light on key topics and events, and offers a fully substantiated argument about the interplay of bourgeois liberty and proletarian democracy.
Marc Mulholland was born in Northern Ireland in 1971. He studied history at Queen's University Belfast, and since 2000 has been teaching at St Catherine's College, University of Oxford. He is a member of the History Faculty.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1: Absolutism and Transformation in England 2: Revolution, Restoration, and Reform 3: Holding Back the Tide 4: The Turning-Point 5: Liberalism and the State 6: Bismarck, Liberalism, and Socialism 7: Capitalism and Socialism 8: Democracy and State-Power 9: Revolution and the 'Dictatorship of the Proletariat' 10: Communism and Fascism 11: Popular Front and War 12: Cold War and the Fear of Subversion 13: The Pivot of '68: New Left and New Right 14: The Demise of the 'Red Menace' 15: Bright Bourgeois Morning Conclusions Bibliographical Essay
Introduction 1: Absolutism and Transformation in England 2: Revolution, Restoration, and Reform 3: Holding Back the Tide 4: The Turning-Point 5: Liberalism and the State 6: Bismarck, Liberalism, and Socialism 7: Capitalism and Socialism 8: Democracy and State-Power 9: Revolution and the 'Dictatorship of the Proletariat' 10: Communism and Fascism 11: Popular Front and War 12: Cold War and the Fear of Subversion 13: The Pivot of '68: New Left and New Right 14: The Demise of the 'Red Menace' 15: Bright Bourgeois Morning Conclusions Bibliographical Essay
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