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Islam, guerrilla war, and revolution: a study in comparative social history

By:

GERBER Haim

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Boulder, Colo., USA: Lynne Rienner, 1988Description: 209pISBN:

1555871283 (hbk.)

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Summary: Develops and tests the sociological theory that revolutions are not the result of ideologies or brilliant leaders, but caused by objective circumstances beyond individual control. Proposes that revolutions have little to do with Islam and that Islam and communism can coexist in revolutionary contexts.

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Develops and tests the sociological theory that revolutions are not the result of ideologies or brilliant leaders, but caused by objective circumstances beyond individual control. Proposes that revolutions have little to do with Islam and that Islam and communism can coexist in revolutionary contexts.

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