Abstract
The expression ‘period of transition’ is used to designate a particular phase in the evolution of a society: that phase in which a society encounters progressively greater internal and external difficulties in reproducing the economic and social relations on which it rests — relations which give it both a functional logic and specific forms of evolution. At the same time, it is during this phase that new economic and social relations appear that will expand, more or less quickly and more or less violently, to become the conditions for the functioning of a new society.
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