Falling in the Midst of Crisis: The Collapse of the Mangkunegaran Autonomous Government in the Social Revolution Era, 1945-1946 by Fauzan Syahru Ramadhan, Alamsyah Alamsyah, Haryono Rinardi

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The last word by Anton Verwey, Jan Bredenkamp

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Ben Nefissa Sarah et Destremau Blandine (dir.), Protestations sociales, révolutions civiles. Transformation du politique dans la Méditerranée arabe, Paris, Revue Tiers-Monde, hors-série numéro 2, Armand Colin, mai 2011, 240 p. by Nicolas Dot-Pouillard

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¿Cómo hacer la revolución? Los anarquistas y la crítica de la violencia insurreccional by Óscar Freán Hernández

“…In the thirties of the twentieth century, the Spanish anarchists considered the social revolution as a next and feasible possibility. The crisis of capitalism and the difficulties of the Republican regime reinforced the conviction of this dream of a libertarian Communist society. …”
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Réflexion sur l’Etat mexicain et ses Institutions à partir de 2 chroniques de Carlos Monsiváis by Françoise Léziart

“…Through two chronicles included in Dias de guardar by Carlos Monsiváis, a book published in the 70s in Mexico, this article analyses the coercive system that rules the Mexican regime, dominated for a long time by one single party: the PRI, i.e. the institutionalized expression of the social Revolution that occurred at the beginning of the XXth Century. …”
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Lalor, Davitt et Connolly, ou l’avènement de l’aile gauche du mouvement révolutionnaire irlandais, 1846-1916 by Olivier Coquelin

“…Initiated by Lalor, Davitt and Connolly, from 1846 to 1916, the left wing of the Irish revolutionary movement is characterized by objectives combining national revolution and social revolution. The present analysis of its three ideological mentors will thus provide a first indication of its influence on political and social Ireland in the contemporary era.…”
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Révolution sociale et utopie chez les premiers Fabiens (1884-1890) : un positionnement complexe by Marie Terrier

“…They aspired to a social revolution: they wished for a wide-ranging change in the social and economic organisation. …”
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Revolution, Eschatology, and Myth. Religious and Nature Metaphors of Temporality in Swedish Socialist Press in the Years of the Russian Revolutions by Karin Jonsson

“…Instead, they were defined in relation to notions of the world revolution, the social revolution, the history of social progress, and the relation between the present, the past, and the future. …”
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“Iconoclasm” in the early years of Soviet power (1918–1921) by Rogozny, Pavel G.

“…In addition, the social revolution that took place in Russia developed new subjects that began to appear in iconography, which is clearly demonstrated by the icon with the name “Physical Labor of the Holy Family” being a part of the collection of the Museum of the History of Religion in St. …”
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From Science to Utopia: Marcuse and Critical Utopianism by L. A. Agamalova

“…The author introduces this strange ahistorical or even anti-historicalism as historical, relying on the conceptualized phenomenon of the desynchronization of the “base” (the development of productive forces to the degree necessary for social revolution) and the “superstructure”, which runs into a limit, since it cannot represent the restrained base, which has broken out of the formational “scientific” logic. …”
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The Iintroduction and Ccritique of Ssociology of Rrevolution & and Ssocial Rrevolutions by Saeedeh Amini

“…The aim of this article is to critically evaluate Sociology of Revolution and Social Revolutions written by Mohamad Taghi Sabzeie. The author attempts to provide a book for sociology of revolution. …”
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