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Anarchism and Workers' Self-Management in Revolutionary Spain.
Publisher: Edinburgh : AK Press, 2013Copyright date: ©2013Description: 1 online resource (197 pages)Content type:- text
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- online resource
- 9781849350792
- (electronic bk.)
- HX 925 .S384 2013
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Summary: An exposition of the logic, organization, and economics of syndicalism—workers' self-management—during the Spanish Revolution.
Copyright Information -- Prologue -- Introduction: Self-Management and Anarcho-Syndicalism -- Chapter One: Introducing the Anarcho-Syndicalist Movement, the CNT -- Chapter Two: Catalonia as a Model: Self-Management ­Emerges in Barcelona -- The First Contradictions -- Chapter Three: A Brief Survey of Self-Management in Other Regions of Spain -- Chapter Four: Organising Self-­Management across the Nation -- Chapter Five: Self-Management ­under Attack -- Chapter Six: Self-Management’s ­Outcomes: Overall Conclusions and Estimates -- Chapter Seven: Conclusions about Self-Management in 1936­–1939, and Broad Reflections -- Appendices: Introduction -- Appendix I: Notes on the Spanish People’s ­Superficial Catholicism -- Appendix II: Revolutionary Uprisings in Spain, 1932–1934 -- Appendix III: One Example of Monetary Reform and Scheme for Currency Circulation in a Social Economy296 -- Appendix IV: The CNT and the FAI: Pressure Groups (1998 [revised 2005]) -- Appendix V: The Two Libertarian Communisms, or, the Libertarian Party versus ­Anarcho-Syndicalism (revised 2005) -- Appendix VI: Notes on Governmental Collaboration -- Appendix VII: Making Sense of the Plenum of ­Confederal Militias and Columns -- Appendix VIII: Evidence about the Collectives of Ascó and Flix (Tarragona), and the Barcelona Barbers’ Collective360 -- Appendix IX: The Madrid Peasants’ Collective361 -- Appendix X: The Adra Fishermen’s Collective364 -- Appendix XI: The Artesa de Lérida Collective365 -- Appendix XII: The Barbastro Comarcal Federation of Collectives366 -- Appendix XIII: UGT CNT CLUEA. Citrus Fruit Exports from Revolutionary Spain, 1936–1937367 -- Appendix XIV: The Establishment, Growth and ­Operation of the Barcelona and ­District Locksmiths’ and Corrugated Shutters Collective378.
Appendix XV: Marx, Engels, the CP, Councilism, ­Historians and Revolutionary Spain -- Appendix XVI: Francoism, Transition to Democracy and Thoughts on Collective ­Management (written 1997–1998) -- Glossary of Terms and Initials Used in the Text -- Index.
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Copyright Information -- Prologue -- Introduction: Self-Management and Anarcho-Syndicalism -- Chapter One: Introducing the Anarcho-Syndicalist Movement, the CNT -- Chapter Two: Catalonia as a Model: Self-Management ­Emerges in Barcelona -- The First Contradictions -- Chapter Three: A Brief Survey of Self-Management in Other Regions of Spain -- Chapter Four: Organising Self-­Management across the Nation -- Chapter Five: Self-Management ­under Attack -- Chapter Six: Self-Management’s ­Outcomes: Overall Conclusions and Estimates -- Chapter Seven: Conclusions about Self-Management in 1936­–1939, and Broad Reflections -- Appendices: Introduction -- Appendix I: Notes on the Spanish People’s ­Superficial Catholicism -- Appendix II: Revolutionary Uprisings in Spain, 1932–1934 -- Appendix III: One Example of Monetary Reform and Scheme for Currency Circulation in a Social Economy296 -- Appendix IV: The CNT and the FAI: Pressure Groups (1998 [revised 2005]) -- Appendix V: The Two Libertarian Communisms, or, the Libertarian Party versus ­Anarcho-Syndicalism (revised 2005) -- Appendix VI: Notes on Governmental Collaboration -- Appendix VII: Making Sense of the Plenum of ­Confederal Militias and Columns -- Appendix VIII: Evidence about the Collectives of Ascó and Flix (Tarragona), and the Barcelona Barbers’ Collective360 -- Appendix IX: The Madrid Peasants’ Collective361 -- Appendix X: The Adra Fishermen’s Collective364 -- Appendix XI: The Artesa de Lérida Collective365 -- Appendix XII: The Barbastro Comarcal Federation of Collectives366 -- Appendix XIII: UGT CNT CLUEA. Citrus Fruit Exports from Revolutionary Spain, 1936–1937367 -- Appendix XIV: The Establishment, Growth and ­Operation of the Barcelona and ­District Locksmiths’ and Corrugated Shutters Collective378.
Appendix XV: Marx, Engels, the CP, Councilism, ­Historians and Revolutionary Spain -- Appendix XVI: Francoism, Transition to Democracy and Thoughts on Collective ­Management (written 1997–1998) -- Glossary of Terms and Initials Used in the Text -- Index.
An exposition of the logic, organization, and economics of syndicalism—workers' self-management—during the Spanish Revolution.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2020. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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