A history of anarcho-syndicalism (SelfEd Collective, 24 unit series, 2001)

a history of anarcho-syndicalismSelfEd Collective, 24 unit correspondence course, 2001

Block 1

  • Unit 1: Introduction - The origins of Capitalism
  • Unit 2: Britain - The radical period 1750s-1840s
  • Unit 3: The First International
  • Unit 4: France 1870-1918 - Early revolutionary Unions
  • Unit 5: Revolutionary syndicalism in Britain, 1870-1910
  • Unit 6: Revolutionary syndicalism in Britain and Ireland, 1910-1917

Block 2

  • Unit 7: Mexico 1870-1920 - Colonialism and revolution
  • Unit 8: USA 1886-1930 - The Wobblies
  • Unit 9: Anarcho-syndicalism in Argentina 1870-1939
  • Unit 10: Sweden - 1889-1939
  • Unit 11: Russia I - 1850-1917
  • Unit 12: Russia II - 1917-1930

Block 3

  • Unit 13: Going Global - International Organisation, 1872-1922
  • Unit 14: Anarcho-syndicalism in Britain, 1914-30
  • Unit 15: Spain, 1868-1936 - Build-up to revolution
  • Unit 16: Spain - Culture, education, women and sexuality
  • Unit 17: Spain 1936-39 - Revolution and civil war
  • Unit 18: Spain - The Collectives

Block 4

  • Unit 19: Britain, 1930-1950 - The era of reformism
  • Unit 20: Britain, 1950-1990 - Decline of social democracy
  • Unit 21: Global anarcho-syndicalism 1939-99
  • Unit 22: Roots of modern anarcho-syndicalism - freedom, oppression, rebellion
  • Unit 23: Roots of modern anarcho-syndicalism - morality, culture, tactics
  • Unit 24: The spirit of anarcho-syndicalism
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