Donald Sassoon. One Hundred Years of Socialism.

CONTENTS

Preface to the New Edition

Introduction

Book One – Expansion

Part One

The Hard Road to Political Poer

1 – The Establishment of Socialism Before 1914

2 – From War to War (1914-40)

3 – Thwarted Alternatives

Book Two – Consolidation

Part Two

The Construction of Welfare Socialism 1945-50

5 – The Socialists After 1945

6 – Building Social Capitalism 1945-50

7 – External Constaints: A Socialists Foreign Policy?

8 – The Golden Age of Capitalism

9 – Between Neutralism and Atlanticism

10 – The Foundations of Revisionism

Part Four

The Perplexing Sixties: ‘Something in the Air’

11 – The Return of the Left

12 – The Establishment of a Foreign Policy Consensus

Part Five

The Great Contestation

13 – The Revival of Working-class Militanxy 1960-73

14 – The Revival of Ideology and the Students Contestation

15 – The Revival of Feminism

Book Three – Crisis

Part Six

The End of the Great Capitalist Boom 1973-89

16 – The Crisis and the Left: An Overview

17 – Social Democracy in Small Countries: Austria, Sweden, Holland and Belgium

18 – Germany and Britain: SPD and Labour in Power

19 – The French Experiment

20 – The Failure of Italian Communism

21 – The End of Authoritarian Regimes in Western Europe: Portugal, Spain and Greece

Part Seven

The Great Crisis of Socialism

22 – Workers, Women and Greens

23 – The 1980s: Radicalism in its Last Redoubt

24 – The New Revisionism

Epilogue

Notes

Bibliography