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100	1		_aMOORE JUNIOR, Barrington _97396
245	1	0	_aSocial origins of dictatorship and democracy : _blord and peasant in the making of the modern world
260			_aBoston : _bBEACON, _c1993
300			_a559 p.
505	8	0	_t- Part one - Revolutionary origins of capitalist democracy _t- Chapter I - England and the contributions of violence to gradualism _t1. Aristocratic impulses behind the transition to capitalism in the countryside _t2. Agrarian aspects of the civil war _t3. Enclosures and the destruction of the peasantry _t4. Aristocratic rule for triumphant capitalism _t- Chapter II - Evolution and revolution in France _t1. Contrasts with england and their origins _t2. The noble response to commercial agriculture _t3. Class relationships under royal absolutism _t4. The aristocratic offensive and the collapse of absolutism _t5. The peasants' relationship to radicalism during the revolution _t6. Peasants against the revolution: the vendée _t7. Social consequences of revolutionary terror _t8. Recapitulation _t- Chapter III - The amrican civil war: the last capitalist revolution _t1. Plantation and factory: an inevitable conflict? _t2. Three forms of american capitalist growth _t3. Toward an explanation of the causes of the war _t4. The revolutinary impluse and its failure _t5. The meaning of the war _t- Part two - Three routes to the modern world in Asia _t- Chapter IV - The decay of imperial China and the origns of communist variant _t1. The upper classes and the imperial system _t2. The gentry and the world of commeerce _t3. The failure to adopt commercial agriculture _t4. Collapse of the imperial system and rise of the warlords _t5. The kuomintang interlude and its meaning _t6. Rebellion, revolution, and the peasants _t- Chapter V - Asian fascism: Japan _t1. Revolution from above: the response of the ruling classes to old and new threats _t2. The absence of a peasant revolution _t3. The meiji settlement: the new landlords and capitalism _t4. Political consequences: the nature of japanese fascism _t- Chapter VI - Democracy in Asia: India and the trice of peaceful change _t1. Relevance of the indian experience _t2. Mogul India: obstacles to democracy _t3. Village society: obstacles to rebellion _t4. Changes produced by the british up to 1857 _t5. Pax britannica 1857-1947: a landlord's paradise? _t6. The bourgeois link to the peasantry through nonviolence _t7. A note on the extent and character of peasant violence _t8. Independence and the price of peaceful change _t- Part three - Theoretical implications and projections _t- Chapter VII - The democratic route to modern society _t- Chapter VIII - Revolution from above and fascism _t- Chapter IX - The peasants and revolution
650		4	_aDemocracia _911984
650		4	_aRegime Político _912263
650		4	_aCapitalismo _913045
650		4	_aAspecto Social _912120
650		4	_aAspecto Histórico _911935
650		4	_aAspecto Econômico _911952
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998			_a20081217 _b1136^b _cmayze
999			_aConvertido do Formato PHL _bPHL2MARC21 1.1 _c27656 _d27656
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