Peter G. Stillman and Suzanne Donner Vromen

Editors' Introduction
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 453-456. [PDF] [References]  

Jeffrey A. Ross

Entropy and Violence: An Analysis of the Prospects for Revolution in Postindustrial Society
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 457-476. [PDF] [References]  

Peter G. Stillman

Freedom as Participation: The Revolutionary Theories of Hegel and Arendt
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 477-492. [PDF] [References]  

William H. Overholt

An Organizational Conflict Theory of Revolution
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 493-520. [PDF] [References]  

Suzanne Donner Vromen

Pareto on the Inevitability of Revolutions
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 521-528. [PDF] [References]  

Kenneth W. Wadoski

Nonviolent Action and Social Change in Contemporary Society
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 529-534. [PDF] [References]  

T.Z. Lavine

Ideas of Revolution in the Women's Movement
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 535-566. [PDF] [References]  

Elsa Dixler

The American Communist Party and the Revolution
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 567-578. [PDF] [References]  

Susan Lampland Woodward

"The Freedom of the People is in its Private Life": The Unrevolutionary Implications of Industrial Democracy
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 579-596. [PDF] [References]  

Adelaide H. Villmoare

Preventive Counterrevolution: The Ideological Response to the 1960s
American Behavioral Scientist 1977 20: 597-616. [PDF] [References]  

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