The 1848 Revolutions Did Not Fail The year that Europe went to the barricades changed the world. But it has not left the same impression on the public imagination as 1789 or 1917.

The Arab revolutions, by contrast, are the product of multiple changes—economic, technological, demographic—and have already taken on a distinctly different flavor and meaning in each country.

This is the story of the 1848 European revolutions, one of the most dramatic and significant moments in the history of the continent. Hungry workers and peasants joined forces with liberals and ...

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Revolutions in the Middle East have inspired many comparisons, but they may look more like the European revolutions of 1848. As University of Missouri professor Jonathan Sperber tells Guy Raz ...

The red triangles show violent revolutions: France, Switzerland, Austria, Prussia, Hungary and a host of German principalities saw violent overthrows correllated with a food price spike.

1848, by contrast, was a turning point that failed to turn. The wave of revolutions that swept across most of the Continent early that year, promising to rid Europe of absolutism and the vestiges ...

In 1848, a wave popular revolutions rocked Europe's authoritarian regimes. How those upheavals played out holds lessons for the future of the Arab Spring.