Anarchism and Anarcho-Syndicalism

Anarchism and Sovietism

"The idea of "soviets" is a well defined expression of what we take to be social revolution, being an element belonging entirely to the constructive side of socialism. The origin of the notion of dictatorship is wholly bourgeois and as such, has nothing to do with socialism. It is possible to harness the two terms together artificially, if it is so desired, but all one would get would be a very poor caricature of the original idea of soviets, amounting, as such, to a subversion of the basic notion of socialism."

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Anarcho-Syndicalism

• Anarchism: its Aims and Purposes
• The Proletariat and the Beginning of the Modern Labour Movement
• The Forerunners of Syndicalism
• The Objectives of Anarcho-Syndicalism
• The Methods of Anarcho-Syndicalism
• The Evolution of Anarcho-Syndicalism

Marx and Anarchism

Nationalism and Culture

I

• The Insufficiency of Economic Materialism
• Religion and Politics
• The Middle Ages: Church and State
• Power versus Culture
• The Rise of the National State
• The Reformation and the New State
• Absolutism - An Obstacle to Economic Development
• The Doctrine of the Social Contract
• Liberal Ideas in Europe and America
• Liberalism and Democracy
• German Philosophy and the State
• Democracy and the National State
• Romanticism and Nationalism
• Socialism and the State
• Nationalism - a Political Religion

The Tragedy of Spain

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