Biblioteca / 2020-2029
Mike Taber, editor. Under the Socialist Banner. Resolutions of the Second International, 1889-1912.
Chicago: Haymarket Books, 2021.
220 páginas.
CONTENTS
Introduction
1 – Paris Congrèss, July 14–20, 1889
Unity of the Socialist Movement and International Congrèsses
International Labor Legislation
Ways and Means for Winning Demands
International Demonstration on May 1, 1890
Abolition of Standing Armies / General Arming of the Population
Political and Economic Action
2 – Brüssels Congrèss, August 16–22, 1891
Conditions of Admission to the Congrèss
Labor Legislation
Working-Class Organization and Action
Piecework
International First of May Demonstrations
Women’s Equality
The Jewish Question
Militarism
Motion on Maritime Workers
3 – Zurich Congrèss, August 6–12, 1893
Conditions of Admission to the Congrèss
The Eight-Hour Day
Political Action
The Agrarian Question
National and International Organization of Trade Unions
Common Action with Regard to First of May Demonstration
Protective Legislation for Working Women
Social Democracy in the Event of War
International Organization of Social Democracy
The General Strike
Universal Suffrage
Solidarity with British Miners
Motion on French and Siamese Crisis
4 – London Congrèss, July 27-August 1, 1896
The Agrarian Question
Political Action
Education and Physical Development
International Organization
War and Militarism
The Economic and Industrial Question
Miscellaneous Resolutions
The Next Congrèss
Solidarity with Socialist Mayor of Lille
Protest against Antilabor Ruling
The Fight against Russian Tsarism
Greetings to Bulgarian Social Democrats
Violence against Immigrant Workers
Remembrance of First International
Solidarity with Cuba, Crete, and Macedonia
5 – Paris Congrèss, September 23–27, 1900
International Organization
Workday Limits and Minimum Wage
Emancipation of Labor and Expropriation of the Bourgeoisie
The Fight against Militarism and War
Colonial Policy
Organization of Maritime Workers
Universal Suffrage and Popular Sovereignty
Municipal Socialism
Socialists in Public Office and Alliances with Bourgeois Parties (Kautsky Resolution)
The First of May
Trusts
The General Strike
6 – Amsterdam Congrèss, August 14–20, 1904
On Tactics (Dresden-Amsterdam Resolution)
Party Unity
The General Strike
The First of May
Workers’ Insurance
Trusts
Colonial Policy
On British India
Support for Miners of Colorado
Solidarity with Italian Prisoners
Universal Women’s Suffrage
On Hungary
The Russo-Japanese War
Anti-Semitic Persecution in Russia
Support for Russian Proletariat
7 – Stuttgart Congrèss, August 18–24, 1907
Rules for International Congrèsses and the International Socialist Bureau
Statutes of the Interparliamentary Commission
Militarism and International Conflicts
The Relations between Trade Unions and Socialist Parties
The Colonial Question
Immigration and Emigration of Workers
Women’s Suffrage
On Romania
Greetings to Revolutionaries of Russia
On Morocco
The Trial of the American Miners
8 – Copenhagen Congrèss, August 28-September 3, 1910
The Unemployment Question
The Death Penalty
Party Unity
War and Militarism
On the Hardie-Vaillant Amendment
Carrying Out International Resolutions
Trade Union Unity
International Solidarity
Labor Legislation
The Right of Asylum
On Cooperatives and Cooperation
On Japan
On Argentina
The Situation in Turkey
On Spain
On Persia
On Finland
On Morocco
9 – Basel Congrèss, November 24–25, 1912
The Basel Manifesto on War and Militarism
Afterword: 1914—The Collapse of the Second International
Appendixes
Dutch Resolution on General Strike against War (1891)
French General Strike Resolution (1896)
Guesde-Ferri Resolution (1900)
Adler-Vandervelde Resolution (1904)
Immigration Commission Resolutions (1904)
Resolution Dutch Colonial Resolution (1904)
Colonial Commission Majority Resolution (1907)
American SP Resolution on Immigration (1907)
Luxemburg-Lenin-Martov Amendments to Militarism Resolution (1907)
Lenin’s Resolution on Cooperatives (1910)
Sources for Resolutions