George Jackson. Comintern and Peasant in East Europe, 1919-1930.

Contents

PART I

IDEOLOGY AND REALITY

I – The Dilemma of Peasant Societies in Transition

II – The Opposing Camps

PART II

THE CONFLICT: INTERNATIONAL

III – The Founding of the Red Peasant International

IV – The Peasantist Phase in the Comintern, 1924-1926

V – The Decline of Peasantism in the Comintern and the Rise of the Green International

PART III

THE CONFLICT: NATIONAL

VI – From Theory to Practice

VII – Bulgaria: Communism and the Peasant Paradise, 1919-1923

VIII – The Comintern and the Polish Peasant Movement, 1923-1927

IX – The Effete Party: Comintern Policy in Yugoslavia, 1924-1929

X – Rumania: Communism and the Ebbing Peasant Political Movement, 1924-1930

XI – The Exception: The Czechoslovak Republic

XII – Recapitulation

Epilogue: The Fate of the Green International

Bibliographical Essay: Problems of Research

Selected Bibliography