Exploring the geographic area of southern France that has been largely neglected by historians, this book attempts to identify the forces producing change. Concentrating on an analysis of the Radical movement and the wine industry, the author combines four approaches to the study: those of history, electoral sociology, quantitative analysis, and human geography.
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Table of Contents
List of Table
List of Maps
Preface
Introduction
Chapter One: The Setting, 1848
Chapter Two: Emergence of the Extreme Left, 1848–1849
Chapter Three: The Martyrdom, 1849–1851
Chapter Four: Viticultural Expansion and Political Quiescence, 1852–1869
Chapter Five: Advent of an Era of Crises: The Phylloxera, 1869–1881
Chapter Six: The Political Sociology of Radicalism in an Era of Economic Crisis, 1881–1885
Chapter Seven: Era of Political Crises, 1889–1900
Chapter Eight: Characteristics of the Radical Movement, 1881–1900
Chapter Nine: Wine Crisis Again, 1901–1907
Chapter Ten: Radicalism versus Socialism, 1902–1914
Appendices
Bibliography
Index
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