Mass revolt : Iran, 1945-1979 & South Africa, 1948-1994 (1995)

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The general question for this thesis is; 'why and under what conditions does mass revolt occur?' Some well known theories; inequality, relative deprivation, legitimacy, mobilisation, and regime response, were combined into a model for mass revolt. Then, from the theoretical explanation for the model, a series of hypotheses were developed, that were tested using the case studies of Iran 1945-1979 and South Africa 1948-1994.
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Revolutions--Iran; Revolutions--South Africa; Legitimacy of governments--Iran; Legitimacy of governments--South Africa; Iran--Politics and government--1941-1979.; South Africa--Politics and government--1948-Rights
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