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Reluctant Revolutionaries: Finnish Iron Miners and the Failure of Radical Labor and Socialism on the Marquette iron Range, 1900-1914 [PDF]

, 1914
Robyns, Marcus C., CA
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„ERVIN SZABÓ KANN UND DARF MAN NICHT KRITISIEREN“. DIE OFFIZIÖSEN WÜRDIGUNGEN DES DENKERS ZUR ZEIT DER RÄTEREPUBLIK [PDF]

, 2017
Vörös, Boldizsár
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Az európai nagy háború hatása a brazíliai társadalmi mozgalmakra (1917-1920) [PDF]

, 2015
Szilágyi, Ágnes Judit
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Popular empowerment, peasant struggles and political change : Southern Catalonia under late Francoism (1968-1976) [PDF]

, 2014
Ferrer González, Cristian
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Five: 2008 - 2012 [PDF]

, 2014
Anderson, Gary, Simic, Lena
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Beyond instrumentalist leadership in schools: Educative leadership and anarcho-syndicates

Management in Education, 2022
Taking our cue from Gunter and Courtney’s critique of dominant discourses in the field of educational leadership, and their engagement with the concept of educative leadership as inclusive and activist, in this article we aim to deepen and expand the discussion of educative leadership.
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Jews and North American Anarcho-Syndicalism

2023
In the 1910s, exiled Russian-speaking Jews such as Maksim Raevsky, Bill Shatov, and Vsevelod Eikhenbaum (“Voline”) led the Union of Russian Workers (URW), an American-based anarchist federation of several thousand emigrants—Russian, Ukrainian, Jewish, Belarusan—from the tsarist empire.
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Anarcho-Syndicalism versus the “Revolt against Work”

2020
This chapter evaluates how the continuing conflict between anarcho-syndicalists and proponents of the “refusal of work” provides evidence of the animating tensions within contemporary anarchism. Harry Braverman's groundbreaking Labor and Monopoly Capital (1974) challenges many of the post-industrialists' rosier prognostications. Braverman's methodology
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Caritina M. Piña and Anarcho-syndicalism

2019
This chapter explores the role of women, such as Caritina Piña, who lived in the United States borderlands and figured prominently in the leadership of the Tampico labor movement. Piña’s vision underscored and promoted the well-being of worker activists.
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Finnish-American anarcho-syndicalism and the industrial workers of the world

1979
This article was originally written by late professor Douglas J. Ollila JR., of Augsburg College, Minneapolis. Auvo Kostiainen, Ph.D., of the University of Turku has prepared a shortened version of the paper as well as rewritten parts of it, particulary in the last pages, to include the latest stage of research of the Finnish-American ...
Ollila, Douglas J., Kostiainen, Auvo
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