Revolution And Reformism: The Split Between The 'Moderates' and 'Revolutionaries' In French Anarcho-Syndicalism

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Revolution And Reformism: The Split Between The 'Moderates' and 'Revolutionaries' In French Anarcho-Syndicalism

Larry Gambone

Edition:	pam
ISBN:	NoISBN
Publisher:	Red Lion
Release Date:	1996-03-15

ITEM OVERVIEW
The origins of the split in the CGT, with a re-evaluation of the reformists as Proudhonists seeking to update anarchism. An important slice of anarchist and syndicalist historical re-evaluation.


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