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 Anarchism and Syndicalism in the Colonial and Postcolonial World, 1870-1940: The Praxis of National Liberation, Internationalism, and Social Revolution

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-lxxiv)   (649K)
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    • Contents
    • List Of Illustrations
    • Acknowledgments
    • List Of Contributors
    • Preface
    • Rethinking Anarchism And Syndicalism: The Colonial And Postcolonial Experience, 1870–1940
  • "Diverse In Race, Religion And Nationality ... But United In Aspirations Of Civil Progress": The Anarchist Movement In Egypt 1860–1940 (1-32) by Anthony Gorman   (521K)
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    • Origins
    • The International Network
    • The Local Scene
    • Addressing The East
    • Propagating The Idea
    • Popular Education
    • Anarcho-Syndicalism And Labour
    • Competing Orientations
    • The Postwar Order
    • Anarchists And Egyptian Nationalism
    • Conclusion
    • References Cited In Text
  • Revolutionary Syndicalism, Communism And The National Question In South African Socialism, 1886–1928 (33-94) by Lucien Van Der Walt   (1M)
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    • Background: The National Question, Labour And The Left
    • Labourite And Communist Approaches To The National Question
    • The Communist School Analysis Of The Early Left
    • Emergent Anarchism And Syndicalism In South Africa, 1886–1913
    • Across The Colour Line: The SDF Achievement
    • Syndicalism On The Witwatersrand
    • The IWW, The SLP And The National Question On The Witwatersrand
    • The Stormy Years, 1913–1914
    • Red, Black And White: The ISL And One Big Union Amongst People Of Colour
    • The ISL And The Reform Of The Existing Unions
    • Black Revolutionaries In The ISL
    • The General Strike Movement Of 1918
    • Syndicalism In The Cape
    • Echoes And Legacies
    • In Conclusion
    • References Cited In Text
  • Korean Anarchism Before 1945: A Regional And Transnational Approach (95-130) by Dongyoun Hwang   (1M)
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    • Korean Acceptance Of Anarchism: National Consciousness And Transnational Concerns
    • Korean Anarchists In Joint Activities
    • Korea Anarchists In Educational And Popular Militia Projects
    • Conclusion
    • References Cited In Text
  • Anarchism And The Question Of Place: Thoughts From The Chinese Experience (131-146) by Arif Dirlik   (475K)
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    • Anarchism In Eastern Asia: An Overview
    • Chinese Anarchists And The Question Of Culture
    • Anarchism And Places
    • References Cited In Text
  • The Makhnovist Movement And The National Question In The Ukraine, 1917–1921 (147-192) by Аleksandr Shubin   (954K)
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    • The Beginnings And Rise Of The Anarchist Movement
    • The Rise Of The Makhnovischna
    • The Formation Of The Nationalist Ukrainian State
    • Brest-Litovsk, German Occupation And Anarchist Resistance
    • The National Liberation Struggle, Anarchism And The Makhnovist Territory
    • The Alliance With The Bolsheviks, And The Issue Of Anti-Semitism
    • Partisan War In The Rear Of The Reds And Whites
    • The Last Alliance And The Last Skirmish
    • Conclusions
    • References Cited In Text
    • Other Important Works
  • Syndicalism, Industrial Unionism, And Nationalism In Ireland (193-224) by Emmet O’Connor   (939K)
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    • Transport And General Unionism
    • Larkinism
    • The 1913 Dublin Lockout
    • The Citizen’s Army And The Easter Rising
    • The ‘Red Flag Times’
    • Syndicalism Falters
    • An Industrial Unionist Postscript
    • Conclusion
    • References Cited In Text
  • Peruvian Anarcho-Syndicalism: Adapting Transnational Influences And Forging Counterhegemonic Practices, 1905–1930 (225-272) by Steven J. Hirsch   (2M)
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    • The Origins Of Anarcho-Syndicalism In Lima-Callao
    • The War Of Position
    • The Peruvian Variant Of Revolutionary Syndicalism
    • Anarcho-Syndicalism In Peru’s Southern Highlands
    • Conclusion
    • References Cited In Text
    • Other Important Works
  • Tropical Libertarians: Anarchist Movements And Networks In The Caribbean, Southern United States, And Mexico, 1890s–1920s (273-320) by Kirk Shaffer   (774K)
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    • Cuba: The Hub Of The Caribbean Anarchist Network
    • South Florida: The Northern Link In The Caribbean Network
    • Puerto Rico: The Eastern Link In The Caribbean Network
    • The Panama Canal Zone: The Western Link In The Caribbean Network
    • Anarchism In Mexico And The Southwestern US: The Trans-Mexican Network
    • Conclusion: Transnational Anarchist Networks In Tropical North America
    • References Cited In Text
  • Straddling The Nation And The Working World: Anarchism And Syndicalism On The Docks And Rivers Of Argentina, 1900–1930 (321-362) by Geoffroy De Laforcade   (900K)
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    • Anarchism: Extraneous To The Americas?
    • Argentina: Locating Protest On The Littoral
    • Anarchism’s Port Of Entry In The Americas
    • Anarchists And Catholics: Cosmopolitanism Vs. Nativism
    • The Emergence Of Syndicalism
    • Labour Insurgency Confronts Nationalism After The European War
    • The Defeat And Resurgence Of Anarchist And Syndicalist Unions
    • Solidarity And Federalism: An Antidote To Atavistic Nationalism
    • References Cited In Text
  • Constructing Syndicalism And Anarchism Globally: The Transnational Making Of The Syndicalist Movement In São Paulo, Brazil, 1895–1935 (363-394) by Edilene Toledo and Luigi Biondi   (1M)
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    • The Emergence Of Brazilian Anarchism And Syndicalism
    • Immigration And Working Class Unity
    • The Anarchist Press, And The Debate Over Syndicalism
    • The Debate On Syndicalism
    • Anarchist And Syndicalist Activities In São Paulo
    • Anarchist And Syndicalist Involvement In The Great São Paulo Strikes
    • References Cited In Text
    • Other Important Works
  • Final Reflections: The Vicissitudes Of Anarchist And Syndicalist Trajectories, 1940 To The Present (395-412) by Steven J. Hirsch and Lucien Van Der Walt   (484K)
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    • A “New Anarchism”?
    • Recuperation: The Richness Of Classical Anarchism And Syndicalism
    • Foundations: The Past In The Present
    • Retreats And Rearticulations: Anarchism And Syndicalism, 1939–1989
    • Conclusions: The Future In The Present
    • References Cited In Text
  • Index (413-432)   (544K)