Titlebook: Crowd Actions in Britain and France from the Middle Ages to the Modern World; Michael T. Davis Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Food Riots and the Politics of Provisions in Early-Modern England and France, the Irish Famine and Wice, and then corpses lined Irish or Chinese roads.. But when outrage inflamed hunger, given a ‘political opportunity’, people might risk a riot, declaring, ‘We’d rather be hanged than starved!’ If that risk was real, so were — sometimes — their rulers’ measures to relieve them.

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Machine-Breaking and the ‘Threat from Below’ in Great Britain and France during the Early Industrialthe machine. Because the Luddites and their English compatriots did not achieve their goals, they deserve their tragic reputation; but, on the other flank of the channel, machine-breaking had a powerful effect on the course of the Industrial Revolution in France.

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Principles of Soil Water Managementlars from numerous disciplines: history, political science, sociology, psychology and even religion and philosophy. Riots and protests may have social or political or even financial goals, or they may not. Crowd actions may and perhaps often are peaceful affairs, but riots by nature cannot be so. No

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Water Conservation in Arid Zoneses of confessional conflict and civil strife known as the Wars of Religion (c.1562–98). On the Protestant side, having rejected many aspects of Catholic devotion, the Huguenots sought to establish rights of worship in the face of widespread Catholic opposition. The crown’s decision to uphold a polic

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N. Munsuz,N. Durutan,M. Güler,M. Karacah producers and merchants, and both sides invoked protection and support from their rulers. Those who needed food and those who controlled it clashed over transports on highway and river, over supplies stored in farms and urban granaries, over sacks displayed for sale in markets, over flour in mills