Devlet,İdeoloji ve Devrim

Developing countries, authoritarian-totalitarian regimes, unbalanced growth, economic crisis... And in the face of all these, social movements and revolutions... This is the book of three different experiences from three different corners of the world: Iran, Nicaragua and the Philippines. While deciphering the codes of revolutionary social transformation in Nicaragua and Iran and political upheaval in the Philippines, Misagh Parsa focuses on the subjects of the revolutionary process, their forms of participation, alliances, conflicts, and the power of international politics and offers a comparative analysis.
At what stage does revolutionary transformation occur? Does class conflict accelerate the revolution or divide the struggle with the authoritarian state? How do foreign interventions trigger social unrest? Is the state that increases the dose of oppression and violence actually preparing its own end?
American interventionism, the reactions of the religious-conservative segment, the attitude of the capitalist class, the leading power of the student movement, the participation of peasants in the revolutionary process, the oppression of authoritarian regimes, practices of rebellion against oppression and oppression, political references that harden in the face of violence...
When viewed from Turkey, State, Ideology and Revolution pursues these questions/topics that we are extremely familiar with. With this book, Parsa looks at the social foundations of revolutionary transformation in the "Third World" and undertakes a kind of "sociology of revolution". These are very familiar stories to the geography we live in!.. ...



Number of Pages: 423

Year of Printing: 2004


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Yayincilik

Number of Pages: 423

First Edition Year: 2004

Language: Turkish