From Mobilization to Revolution¶
Tilly, C. (1978). From Mobilization to Revolution. Addison-Wesley.
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- Mobilization
- In military science, the mobilization curve is among the most consequential variables in interstate conflict, with railroad timing and industrial conversion setting strategic trajectories, and demobilization a structurally symmetric and equally hard problem.
This sourceDevelops mobilization as the process by which a group acquires collective control over resources for action, including military and political mobilization curves and the symmetric demobilization problem.
- In military science, the mobilization curve is among the most consequential variables in interstate conflict, with railroad timing and industrial conversion setting strategic trajectories, and demobilization a structurally symmetric and equally hard problem.
- Solidarity
- Charles Tilly (1978) carries the same structure into the study of collective action and mobilization, showing how the strength and reach of group boundaries govern who will bear cost for whom in contentious politics.
This sourceCarries group-boundary structure into the analysis of collective action and mobilization, showing how the strength and reach of group boundaries govern who will bear cost for whom in contentious politics.
- Charles Tilly (1978) carries the same structure into the study of collective action and mobilization, showing how the strength and reach of group boundaries govern who will bear cost for whom in contentious politics.
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