Jeffery M. Paige provides a theoretical framework exploring the link between forms of economic and social organization and collective political movements.

Agrarian Revolution shares insight on the politics of people who draw their living from the land, from those who perform the physical labor to those who the proceeds of the labor. Additionally, Paige gives context on the conflict over the profit, the control, and the survival of land.

• Publisher: Free Press (April 1, 1978)
• Length: 448 pages
• ISBN13: 9780029235508

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