A groundbreaking study that shatters longstanding assumptions about the nature and origins of the Russian RevolutionHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Eric Blanc is a doctoral student in sociology at New York University and the author of Red State Revolt: The Teachers' Strike Wave and Working-Class Politics (Verso 2019).
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Acknowledgements List of Tables Introduction 1 Bringing in the Borderlands 2 Strategic Continuities and Ruptures 3 Method, Structure, Sources 1 The Social Context 1 The Workers’ Movement 2 The Unique Impact of Orthodox Marxism 3 Socialist Political Cultures 2 Revolutionary Social Democracy: An Overview 1 The ABC s of Revolutionary Social Democracy 2 Strategy and Tactics in Germany and Russia 3 Intellectuals and Workers 1 Intellectuals and the Tensions of Class Formation 2 Intellectuals and Workers (1905–17) 4 Organisation, Mass Action, and Electoral Work 1 Socialist Organisation in Finland 2 Illegal Organising in Tsarist Russia 3 The Bolshevik-Menshevik Split 4 The First Mass Strike Debates (1903–04) 5 Mass Action and Organisation in 1905 6 Party Organisation and Mass Action (1906–14) 7 War and Revolution 8 Mass Organisation and Action in Finland: 1917–18 5 Working-Class Hegemony 1 Analysing Liberalism 2 Tactics Towards Liberals 3 The Bund versus Zionism (1897–1904) 4 The PPS and the National Democrats Before 1905 5 Class Independence in Finland 6 Early Russian Marxism and Liberals 7 Working-Class Hegemony (1905–16) 8 Proletarian Hegemony and Liberals (1906–16) 6 Working-Class Unity 1 United Front Practices Before 1905 2 Workers’ Unity and the 1905 Revolution 3 Implementing the United Front (1906–18) 4 Disunity in Europe and Poland 7 The Party Question 1 The German SPD Model 2 Finland’s Social Democracy 3 The Normalcy of Splits in Underground Russia 4 The Split of Polish Socialism 5 The Bolshevik-Menshevik Split 8 Democracy, the State, and the Finnish Revolution 1 Critique of Bourgeois Democracy 2 The Socialist Revolution 3 The State and Revolution in Finland (1917–18) 9 The Autocratic State and Revolution: 1905 1 State Power and Marxist Strategy in 1905 2 The Practice of Revolutionary Government in 1905 3 Socialist Transformation in Russia 4 International Revolution 10 The State and Revolution in Russia, Ukraine, and Poland: 1917–19 1 Moderate Socialists and Dual Power in 1917 2 Moderates Join the Government 3 Russian Moderate Socialists in the October Revolution 4 Moderate Socialists in Ukraine: 1917–18 5 Moderate Socialism in Poland: 1918–19 6 Bolsheviks and State Power: February–March 1917 7 Breaking with the Bourgeoisie: April–October Epilogue: An International Revolution Defeated 1 Civil War and Authoritarianism 2 International Revolution 3 Impasse in the Imperial Periphery Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements List of Tables Introduction 1 Bringing in the Borderlands 2 Strategic Continuities and Ruptures 3 Method, Structure, Sources 1 The Social Context 1 The Workers’ Movement 2 The Unique Impact of Orthodox Marxism 3 Socialist Political Cultures 2 Revolutionary Social Democracy: An Overview 1 The ABC s of Revolutionary Social Democracy 2 Strategy and Tactics in Germany and Russia 3 Intellectuals and Workers 1 Intellectuals and the Tensions of Class Formation 2 Intellectuals and Workers (1905–17) 4 Organisation, Mass Action, and Electoral Work 1 Socialist Organisation in Finland 2 Illegal Organising in Tsarist Russia 3 The Bolshevik-Menshevik Split 4 The First Mass Strike Debates (1903–04) 5 Mass Action and Organisation in 1905 6 Party Organisation and Mass Action (1906–14) 7 War and Revolution 8 Mass Organisation and Action in Finland: 1917–18 5 Working-Class Hegemony 1 Analysing Liberalism 2 Tactics Towards Liberals 3 The Bund versus Zionism (1897–1904) 4 The PPS and the National Democrats Before 1905 5 Class Independence in Finland 6 Early Russian Marxism and Liberals 7 Working-Class Hegemony (1905–16) 8 Proletarian Hegemony and Liberals (1906–16) 6 Working-Class Unity 1 United Front Practices Before 1905 2 Workers’ Unity and the 1905 Revolution 3 Implementing the United Front (1906–18) 4 Disunity in Europe and Poland 7 The Party Question 1 The German SPD Model 2 Finland’s Social Democracy 3 The Normalcy of Splits in Underground Russia 4 The Split of Polish Socialism 5 The Bolshevik-Menshevik Split 8 Democracy, the State, and the Finnish Revolution 1 Critique of Bourgeois Democracy 2 The Socialist Revolution 3 The State and Revolution in Finland (1917–18) 9 The Autocratic State and Revolution: 1905 1 State Power and Marxist Strategy in 1905 2 The Practice of Revolutionary Government in 1905 3 Socialist Transformation in Russia 4 International Revolution 10 The State and Revolution in Russia, Ukraine, and Poland: 1917–19 1 Moderate Socialists and Dual Power in 1917 2 Moderates Join the Government 3 Russian Moderate Socialists in the October Revolution 4 Moderate Socialists in Ukraine: 1917–18 5 Moderate Socialism in Poland: 1918–19 6 Bolsheviks and State Power: February–March 1917 7 Breaking with the Bourgeoisie: April–October Epilogue: An International Revolution Defeated 1 Civil War and Authoritarianism 2 International Revolution 3 Impasse in the Imperial Periphery Bibliography Index
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