Biblioteca / 1980-1989
Nicholas Papayanis. Alphonse Merrheim. The Emergence of Reformism in Revolutionary Syndicalism, 1871-1925.
Dordrecht: Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 1985.
International Institute of Social History Amsterdam.
CONTENTS
Introduction
Part I
The Formative Years, 1871-1906
1 – Early Trade Unionism. From the Federation of Copperworkers to the Federation of Metalworkers, 1893-1904
2 – French Workers and Foreign Workers. The Strikes in the Lorraine, 1905
3 – The Struggle for the Eight-Hour Work Day. The Strike of Hennebont, 1906
Part II
The Crisis of Revolutionary Syndicalism, 1906-1914
4 – The Crisis in the CGT
5 – The Crisis in the Federation of Metalworkers
6 – Merrheim’s Intellectual Formation. The Justification for Reformism
7 – Merrheim, the CGT and Antimilitarism
Part III
The War and its Aftermath
8 – The Limits of Antimilitarism
9 – Merrheim, Jouhaux, and Collaboration
Part IV
The Postwar Crisis, 1918-1923
10 – Merrheim and the New Syndicalism
11 – The June Metalworkers’ Strike, 1919
12 – Merrheim’s Final Crisis