"Revolutionary politics" refers to movements or actions aimed at fundamentally altering the political and social structures of a state or society. Such revolutions often arise from widespread dissatisfaction with existing systems, including economic inequality or lack of political representation. They seek radical change through methods that may range from peaceful protests to violent uprisings. Revolutionary politics is characterized by an active push for new ideologies and governance frameworks, often leading to the overthrow of existing power structures. The outcomes can vary widely, from democratic reforms to entrenched authoritarian regimes, closely tied to the nature of participants and objectives.