Titlebook: Revolution and World Politics; The Rise and Fall of Fred Halliday Textbook 1999Latest edition Fred Halliday 1999 history.international rela

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t where loss is born, grief leaves no one unaffected by its devastation: like combat there is no space to retreat and take refuge from the havoc grief unleashes among those who give and those who receive the news of death’ (1999, p. 9). Jay Winter claims grief as the crucial experience through which

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Revolutions and International Historynalysed. If the subject of the previous chapter was the international as cause, this chapter seeks to analyse consequence, how revolutions have affected relations between states and the course of international history in general.

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Counter-Revolutionabove all because, like revolution, counterrevolution is both product and further stimulant of a generalised crisis of the state system that engulfs a range of countries and that forms the focus for international politics in a particular epoch.

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Revolutions in World Politicsrence of revolutions has not been global, in the sense of occurring uniformly across the world, let alone consuming the world in the global cataclysm that Marx and other revolutionaries envisaged. Discursive universalisation and worldwide impact have been accompanied by historical fissure.

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Textbook 1999Latest editionpment of world politics.Equally, revolutions have been, in cause, ideology and consequence, international events.By putting the international politics of revolution centre stage, Fred Halliday‘s book makes a major contribution to the understanding of both revolution and world politics.

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Introduction: Revolutions and the Internationalrld was able to contemplate, in a manner never previously possible, the prospect of an age of democratic peace. After two world wars and a forty-year cold war, and the rise and fall of authoritarian regimes of left and right, it appeared to some that the consolidation of democracy in the major state

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Internationalism in Theory: A World-Historical Visionan international character — in discursive, generative, and paradigmatic terms. The aim of this chapter is to look at the international dimension of the concept itself, to show how, within the idea of ‘Revolution’ and attendant ideas such as progress, an international component was repeatedly presen