The first recorded analysis of revolution as a phenomenon is widely accepted as having been made by Aristotle (384-322 BC), who is also generally accepted as being the first person to seriously attempt to approach the study of politics with scientific rigour.
An edition of Carbbean Revolutions and Revolutionary Theory
(2001)
Carbbean Revolutions and Revolutionary Theory
An Assessment of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Grenada
by Brian Meeks
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Carbbean Revolutions and Revolutionary Theory: An Assessment of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Grenada
August 2001, University of the West Indies Press
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