Protester Shot in Head, Run Over in Genoa

Joe R. Golowka joeG at ieee.org
Mon Jul 23 14:49:42 PDT 2001


From: "Wojtek Sokolowski" <sokol at jhu.edu>
> Again the point I'm making is not that state-like instiutions are
> invincible, but that the force that defeats them is not a popular
> insurgency, but external forces - other regimes or environmental pressure,
> sometimes acting in concert with native insurgents.

In most cases your'e probably right. What external forces would you claim caused the downfall of the Chi'in dynasty in China? The encyclopedia says that it fell due to peasent uprisings. What about France in 1793?

Joe



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