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Anarcho-syndicalism and the Russian Revolution: Towards a political explanation of a fleeting romance, 1917–22

Revolutionary Russia, 2018
The Russian Revolution cast its spell over many European anarchists who became supportive of Bolshevism. The most salient example of this was the Spanish CNT, which became an enthusiastic champion of the Soviet Republic.
Arturo Zoffmann-Rodriguez
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Repression, solidarity, and a legacy of violence: Spanish anarcho-syndicalism and the years of 'pistolerismo', 1919‐231

International Journal of Iberian Studies, 2019
During the First World War, the Spanish Labour Movement gained steadily in strength, and by 1919 the CNT (National Confederation of Labour) had over 700,000 affiliates.
Nathan Andrews
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Spanish Firemen and Maritime Syndicalism, 1902–1940

Writing Revolution, 2019
This chapter describes how Spanish firemen and Hispanic anarcho-syndicalists built a strong presence in the maritime industry in the opening decades of the twentieth century.
J. Bekken, Mario Martín Revellado
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Corrupter of the Working Class. Italian Revolutionary Syndicalism and Antisemitic Critics of Democracy

The European Left and the Jewish Question, 1848-1992, 2021
Enrico Serventi Longhi
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Venture Capitalists’ Decision to Syndicate

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 2006
Financial theory, access to deal flow, selection, and monitoring skills are used to explain syndication in venture capital firms in six European countries. In contrast with U.S. findings, portfolio management motives are more important for syndication than individual deal management motives. Risk sharing, portfolio diversification, and access to larger
Manigart, Sophie   +7 more
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Sorel: Philosopher of Syndicalism

Studies in Revolution, 2021
E. Carr
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The Syndicate

2017
This chapter explores the significance of Prohibition for the evolution of organized crime in Chicago. It shows that Prohibition provided the opportunity for the city's vice entrepreneurs and criminal gangs to extend their activities into bootlegging. Levee district vice mongers such as Johnny Torrio and Al Capone competed with criminal gangs such as ...
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