1971/01/01 by Leo Kuper · 4 citations
Mathematics · Social Sciences · #Class (philosophy) #Class conflict #Elite Sociology and Global Capitalism #Epistemology #Gender studies #Homogeneous #Information revolution #Law #Mathematics #Philosophy #Political Economy and Marxism #Political economy #Political science #Political theory and Gramsci #Politics #Race (biology) #Social revolution #Sociology
paper · doi:10.1017/s0010417500006125
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Most contemporary theories of revolution are derived from the analysis of conflict between social classes in racially homogeneous societies, and they may not be very illuminating when applied to situations of revolutionary struggle between racial groups. This is the problem I discuss in the present paper, and my purpose, in general, is to raise some questions concerning the applicability of theories of class revolution to racial revolution.