Inequality and Insurgency: A Statistical Study of South Vietnam

1 April 1968

journal article
Published by Project MUSE in World Politics

Vol. 20 (3) , 421-438
https://doi.org/10.2307/2009775

Abstract

Tocqueville referred to the behavior of the French peasantry during the Revolution as a wonder of history. The centers of revolution, he noted, were the very districts in which social reform and progress had been most visible, whereas resistance to revolution sprang up in areas where the old order had been most completely retained.

Keywords

BEHAVIOR
INSURGENCY
VIETNAM
SOUTH
INEQUALITY
STATISTICAL STUDY
VISIBLE
SPRANG
PEASANTRY
FRENCH

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