Revolution

=Revolution=

**2. Crane Brinton's //The Anatomy of Revolution//**
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[|"Over the Hill? The Anatomy of Revolution at Fifty"] By Torbjørn L. Knudsen and Jennifer L. Bailey. Journal of Peace Research, Volume 26, No.4, 1989, 421-431//.// ( [|Sage Publications, Ltd.], 1989) Crane Brinton's famous Anatomy of Revolution marks a watershed in the study of revolution. This essay celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the book's publication. It discusses some of the reasons for the remarkable longevity of Brinton's study; it traces Brinton's influence through three generations of American students of revolution; and it suggests a new research agenda for the coming generation based on a re-examination of the concepts of 'failed' and 'successful' revolutions and of the locus of sovereignty. Here, too, Brinton can provide insight.

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