Contexts and Forms of Rural Revolt

John Markoff
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John Markoff: Departments of History and Sociology, University of Pittsburgh

Journal of Conflict Resolution, 1986, vol. 30, issue 2, 253-289

Abstract: The varied forms and targets of rural insurrection are the subjects of an extensive literature. The diverse modes of peasant mobilization at the beginning of the French Revolution provide a setting for the examination of hypotheses concerning the social conditions that generate specific types of social conflict. A logistic regression analysis reveals the varying contexts in which rural mobilization took on its many forms; but economic integration into the market appears to have contributed to all forms of conflict.

Date: 1986
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DOI: 10.1177/0022002786030002003

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