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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Red May Days: Fears and Hopes in Europe in the 1890slf-satisfaction among the British well-to-do, especially those of a Whig or Liberal outlook. In parts of Europe, the May Day demonstrations led to overreaction by the authorities, with loss of life in France in 1891. More generally, the early May Days revealed the nervousness of many of the properti

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1968: Politics Takes to the Pavementhat preceded it or those that closely followed it. To the contrary it is variously described as the year that: rocked the world; changed the world; changed history; shaped a generation; changed everything and the year of the barricades.. For some, it is remembered as an . or year of wonders, for oth

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Making Other Worlds Possible? Riots, Movement and Counter-Globalisationlace. Animated by a longing for something different, by fear in the face of repression, and by the (im)possibility of victory. ‘Under the cobblestones, the beach’ — the revolutionaries of 1968 wrote on the walls of Paris, articulating their realistic demand for the impossible. Their dream remains wi

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Riots in Thatcher’s Britaineet in May 1979 praying, in the words of Saint Francis, that ‘where there is discord may we bring harmony’. But she had gone on to say ‘where there is error, may we bring truth’, and as she later explained in her account of her years in office, this was a very important qualifying statement. Her pol

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