Also known as: Peasant radicalism
Last updated: April 23, 2026
For Haiti, the term is most useful in the nineteenth-century afterlife of the revolution. Sheller argues that landholding, the Lakou, market participation, petitions, local association, and insurgent mobilization formed a real politics of freedom. That politics did not always look like parliamentary liberalism, but it was still democratic in aspiration and often explicitly rights-based.
Piquet Rebellion 1844
Black Publics
Counter Plantation System
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