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Detailed reply to ‘International Socialism’
Marxism and anarchism/ syndicalism: convergence and blurred lines
Presence: the historical impact of anarchism and syndicalism
On sources: avoiding misreadings
Some misunderstandings: anarchism and the armed defence of the revolution
Setting the record straight: the Spanish anarchists versus the Popular Front
Again: power, freedom and anarchist revolution
Black Flame, debates within anarchism/ syndicalism and the question of specifically anarchist political organisations
Some clarity: the relation between anarchism, syndicalism and “real democracy”
The interplay of anarchist democracy and armed defence of the revolution
Some clarity: the Paris Commune, the anarchists, and “the state”
Judgement: do anarchists have a “massive misunderstanding” of the “Marxist tradition”?
Track record: the Soviet Union, 1917–1928 and the Bolshevik myth
Explanations: once more, did Lenin lead to “Stalinism”?
Lenin and Trotsky’s ambiguous legacy
In conclusion: to which tradition should we look for 21st century resistance?
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