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1 A Revolution and World Politics The Rise and Fall of the Sixth Great Power Fred Halliday
2 Contents Preface xiii 1 Introduction: Revolutions and the International 1 The Unpeaceful Origins of a Peaceful World 1 The Centrality of Revolution 3 Structure in Mass Upheavals 7 Normative Debates: The Challenge to Sovereignty 10 Analytic Focuses: Understanding and Explanation 16 Social Revolutions in Retrospect 21 PART I THE INTERNATIONALIST ENGAGEMENT 2 An Alternative Modernity: The Rise and Fall of 'Revolution' : The Cunning of History Returns 27 The Evolution of a Concept 29 The Metahistorical Idea 35 Distinctive Events 38 The Communist Variant 40 Explicit Criteria: The Responses of Social Science 45 Implicit Criteria: Challenges of History 47 The Collapse of European Communism 51 3 Internationalism in Theory: A World-Historical Vision 56 Revolution and 'World History' 56 The Necessity of an International Vision 59 The Rise of Revolutionary Cosmopolitanism 64 Marx's Reformulation: 'Proletarian Internationalism' 72 Capitalism and Revolution: The Communist Manifesto 77 In the Age of Imperialism: Lenin 82 Challenge from the Third World 88 A Contradictory Vision 91 vn
3 viii Contents 4 Internationalism in Practice: Export of Revolution 94 Transgressing Diplomacy: The Export of Revolution 94 France: 'La Grande Nation' 99 Russia: The Communist International 103 China: The Dialectics of 'Anti-Hegemonism' 110 Cuba: The Tricontinental 116 Iran: Muslim Solidarity, the Umma and the Mustazafin 124 Solidarity and its Limits The Antinomies of Revolutionary Foreign Policy 133 Revolution and Diplomacy: The 'Dual Policy' 133 Continuity and Rupture 140 Revolution and Counter-Revolution: The Chimera of Primacy 141 State and Society: An Internationalised Conflict 143 Internationalism and Nationalism 146 Heterogeneity and Homogeneity 152 Calculations of Deviation 156 PART II REVOLUTIONS AND THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM 6 The International as Cause 161 Conceptual Reassessments: State, Ideology, International 161 Causes of Revolution: (i) Theories in Social Science 165 Causes of Revolution: (ii) Axes of Debate 171 The Weakening of States 174 Conjunctural Crises 177 The Impact of Ideas 179 Mobilisation of the Oppressed 182 Appearances of Insulation: England, Iran 184 The 'International' Revisited Revolutions and International History 192 Revolution and International History
4 Contents ix Cold War Conflict and Third World Revolution 198 The Most Dangerous Moment: October Legacies of Communism 202 The Impact on International Relations 203 Challenges to the System Counter-Revolution 207 Reaction Across Frontiers 207 Varieties of Counter-Revolution 210 The Compulsion to Intervene 212 The Incoherences of Counter-Revolution 221 Limits on Power 224 Why States Intervene 226 The Domino Theory: A Second Look War and Revolution 234 Similarities, Distinctions 235 Wars as Precipitant 237 Success and Failure: War as Consequence 241 War as Instrument: (i) Armed Insurrection 243 War as Instrument: (ii) The Politics of Nuclear Weapons 246 War as Instrument: (iii) Guerrilla War 247 War as Instrument: (iv) The War of Revolutionary Offensive 254 'Never Invade a Revolution': Mass Mobilisation and Revolutionary Defence 256 A Contingent Relationship Systemic Constraints: Revolutionary 'Transformation' and Autarky 261 Post-Revolutionary Transformation: International Constraints 261 Self-Reliance: The Theory 270 Phase I: The Revolutionary Rupture 273 Phase II: The Impasses of Delinking 280 Phase III: The 'Middle Road' 283 Exogenous Constraints 285 The Revenge of Capital 287
5 x Contents PART III CONCLUSIONS: THEORETICAL AND HISTORICAL 11 Challenges to Theory 293 International Relations: Competing Theories 293 (i) 'Dissatisfaction': Henry Kissinger 294 (ii) The Challenge to 'International Society': David Armstrong 296 (iii) Heterogeneity and Misperception: Kim Kyung-won 299 (iv) The Pertinence of Politics: Stephen Walt 301 (v) The Balance of Power Disturbed: Richard Rosecrance 303 (vi) Transnationalism and Violence: (vii) James Rosenau 304 Anti-Systemic Movements: Immanuel Wallerstein 306 Theoretical Assumptions: International Relations, Revolution, Society 308 The Three Dimensions of International Relations 311 Social Movements: Classes as Transnational Actors 315 The Inescapable Context: Combined and Uneven Development Revolutions in World Politics 323 The Great Displacement 323 Fissures of Modernity 326 Historical Record 330 Revolution in the Age of Globalisation 331 The Permanence of Unrest 334 Notes 339 Select Bibliography 378 Index 396
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