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Existence Of The International Anarcho-Syndicalism Movement Based On Indonesian Law Perspective [PDF]
Journal of Digital Law and Policy, 2023 Anarcho-syndicalism is an ideology in which workers want to work freely, not bound by rules. Anarcho-syndicalism is an ideology that wants the dissolution of all political power institutions that are narrated to oppress and exploit workers to be replaced by free communities bound by socio-economic interests. This research aims to find out the existence
Ledy Nelsih Rumala +2 more
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¿“Un paso hacia la libertad”? El anarcosindicalismo español ante el primer golpe de Estado en Argentina = “A step towards freedom”? The Spanish anarcho-syndicalism and the first coup d’etat in Argentina [PDF]
HISPANIA NOVA. Primera Revista de Historia Contemporánea on-line en castellano. Segunda Época, 2020 Resumen: Este trabajo examina las representaciones del anarcosindicalismo español de un suceso trascendente de la historia argentina: el golpe de Estado de 1930, el primero desde la organización política definitiva de este país. En esta línea, analizo la recepción de las noticias sobre la situación política y social argentina, atendiendo a la evolución
Benclowicz, José Daniel
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Anarchism in the Catalan-speaking countries: Between syndicalism and propaganda (1868-1931) [PDF]
Catalan Historical Review, 2010 This text surveys the course of the anarchist movement in the Catalan-speaking lands from their introduction as part of the Democratic Revolution of September 1868 until the fall of the Primo de Rivera dictatorship.
Teresa Abelló
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Antipode, Volume 54, Issue 4, Page 1021-1042, July 2022., 2022 Abstract The everyday difficulties faced by working‐class women, including access to food, are aggravated in critical periods, such as wars and economic crises. However, the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939) was accompanied by a revolution, in the Republican zones, where women opened spaces for their emancipation. By examining social reproduction practices
Marta Camps‐Calvet +2 more
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A Russian-Ukrainian / Franco-Catalan Cocktail: Spanish “Anarcho-bolshevism” after 1917 [PDF]
Латиноамериканский исторический альманахThe main objective of this work is to analyze the genealogy of anarcho-syndicalist insurrectionism after the Russian Revolu-tion and the origin of so-called "anarcho-Bolshevism".
Chris Ealham
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Autonomy in agrarian studies, politics, and movements: An inter‐paradigm debate
Journal of Agrarian Change, Volume 22, Issue 3, Page 455-472, July 2022., 2022 Abstract Autonomy has been a term often used in agrarian studies to express the ability of individuals or collective subjects to escape the rule of capital or the control of the state. Academic interventions on autonomy in different fields and disciplines discuss how global capitalism operates and what kind of subjects, spaces, and practices can resist
Leandro Vergara‐Camus, Kees Jansen
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Kierunki zmian społecznych w publicystyce anarchistycznej lat dziewięćdziesiątych
Świat Idei i Polityki, 2001 Within the compass of years the anarchic doctrine passed through an evolution: from anarcho-individualism, anarcho-collectivism and anarcho-communism to libertarianism, anarcho-syndicalism and situationism, which were dominating currents of anarchic ...
Paweł Malendowicz
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Other radical geographies: Tropicality and decolonisation in 20th‐century French geography
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Volume 46, Issue 3, Page 540-554, September 2021., 2021 This paper analyses the anticolonialist commitment of a group of French geographers who variously criticised French colonialism or directly contributed to decolonisation movements in Africa in the central decades of the 20th century. Based on the analysis of works and unpublished archives of these scholars and activists, I argue that their work can be ...
Federico Ferretti
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Pasado y Memoria, 2020 Starting in the 1910s, revolutionary syndicalism spread and operated in both an inter and transnational direction. Starting with attempts to create an autonomous international coordination framework while overcoming the difficult period of the fascist ...
Marco Masulli
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