Biblioteca / 1970-1979
David Stafford. From Anarchism to Reformism. A study of the political activities of Paul Brousse within the First International and the French socialist movement, 1870-90.
University of Toronto Press, 1971.
390 páginas.
Contents
FOREWORD / James Joll
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
1 – Brousse and the Midi, 1870-3
The end of the Second Empire, and the Paris Commune
The International in the Hérault
Brousse and the Comité de Propagande Socialiste révolutionnaire de la France meridionale, Barcelona, 1873
2 – Brousse and the Jura Federation, 1873-7
Background
Congress of Geneva, September 1873
Brousse and Bakunin
Berne: Natalie Landsberg
Brousse and the development of anarchist theory
The Berne section of the International
The Berne Congress of the International, 1876
3 – ‘A Universal Anarchist’
The conflict with Guillaume
Propaganda by the deed
The Congresses of 1877
The International and France; Brousse’s role
The Fribourg Congress and the L’Avant Garde affair: the evolution towards reformism
4 – From Anarchism to Reformism: exile in Brussels and London, 1879-80
5 – Brousse and the Foundation of the French Socialist Party, 1880-2
The Marseilles Congress, 1879
The Minimum Programme
The reaction against the Minimum Programme
Conflict within the Party: the defeat of the Guesdists, 1881
Intra-Party polemics, 1882
The final break: the St Etienne Congress
6 – The Possibilist Party, 1882-90
Consolidation, organization and reformism
Refusal to compromise with other socialist groups
Class-conscious and ouvriériste content
Internationalism
Events leading to the split at the Chatellerault Congress, 1890
Epilogue: Brousse’s activities, 1890-1912
CONCLUSION
APPENDICES
BIBLIOGRAPHY