Who among the following has adopted the 'Political-conflict approach' in the analysis of revolution ?
UGC NET - 2013,
Answer: C
The political-conflict approach to revolution is identified with Charles Tilly.
Tilly's polity-model treats revolution as an outcome of contention between groups competing for power, with mobilisation and the state's response at the centre. Theda Skocpol's approach is structural and comparative, centred on state breakdown and peasant revolts, Tocqueville is a classic observer of revolution and its causes, and Durkheim is a sociologist of social solidarity and not of revolution.
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