Problem
Revolution
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Nature:
A foundational change or reversal in direction of a social entity either in thinking such as a scientific revolution, in political systems as in the American, French or Russian Revolutions, in economic systems as in the Thatcher revolution or in culture as in the Cultural Revolution in China is designated as a revolution.
Narrower Problems:
RevulsionSocial revolutionCounter revolutionEconomic revolutionEconomic revolutionPolitical revolutionIdeological revolutionRevolutionary communismTechnological revolution Related Problems:
DeclineConflictAnarchismSeparationFragmentationDisintegrationSeizure of powerGuerrilla warfareReversionDisobedience References:
Crew, Jennifer and Wright, D: Revolutions in the Modern WorldRussell, D E: Rebellion, Revolution, and Armed Force: a comparative study of fifteen countries with special emphasis on Cuba and South AfricaJones, Howard M: Revolution and RomanticismBeilenson, Lawrence W: Power Through SubversionMidlarsky, Manus I: Inequality and Contemporary RevolutionsTurok, Ben: Revolutionary Thought in the Twentieth Century Subject(s):
Government → RevolutionRelated UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
A: Abstract Fundamental Problems Date of last update
21.10.2019 – 17:39 CEST