Ideology and Popular Protest

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By George Rudé

Pantheon, 1980, 176 pp

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A well-known Marxist historian probes the "ideology of protest" as it arose in the great upheavals of European history. He goes beyond Marxist analysis and offers an important synthesis, with some implications for present-day understanding of radical moods and actions.

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