Caught in the Crossfire Revolution,

Caught in the Crossfire presents a multi-faceted explanation of why people participate in something as dangerous and uncertain as a revolutionary movement. Visit our website for sample chapters!

T. David Mason is professor of political science at the University of North Texas, Denton.

Preface

vii

1. The Puzzle of Revolution in the Third World

1

(27)

2. Theories of Revolution: The Evolution of the Field

28

(30)

3. Dependent Development and the Crisis of Rural Stability

58

(28)

4. Mobilizing Peasant Social Movements

86

(29)

5. The Response of the State: Reform or Repression?

115

(30)

6. State Repression and the Escalation of Revolutionary Violence

145

(28)

7. Win, Lose, or Draw: How Civil Wars End

173

(24)

8. Reform, Repression, and Revolution in El Salvador

197

(33)

9. Peruvian Land Reform and the Rise of Sendero Luminoso

230

(30)

10. The Future of Revolutions in the Countryside: Globalization, Democratization, and Peacekeeping

260

(25)

References

285

(22)

Index

307

(10)

About the Author

317

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Caught in the Crossfire Revolution, Repression, and the Rational Peasant

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