La sociología de las revoluciones

Pitirim Sorokin proposes an original and ambitious theoretical framework for understanding revolutions from a comprehensive sociological perspective. Written in exile after the Russian Revolution, this book explores the underlying causes —economic, cultural, psychological, and moral— that drive societies toward moments of total rupture. Through the comparative study of revolutionary processes such as the French and Russian Revolutions, Sorokin offers a lucid, rigorous, and penetrating analysis that continues to resonate with contemporary societies. All of this makes it a key work for understanding chaos, order, and the forces that shape history, while also allowing us to discover the genesis of social revolutions.