** Call for Papers
** Conference Report
* Convergence Through Practice 1: The New Left
** (New) New Left?: radical considerations in Canada and Quebec from the post-1968 moment to today
*** Introduction
*** New Left: ‘les annees 1968’ in Quebec & ‘the revolutionary youth movement’
*** Radical & ‘New Left’ publications
*** The ‘revolutionary youth movement’ in Our Generation and Noir et Rouge
*** Spontaneity, the counter-culture & the Sociology of Marcel Rioux
*** After ‘les annees 1968’: co-optation and marginalization
*** Towards a New New Left?
*** Bibliography
** Councilist anarchism and carnival anarchism during the 1970s: a case study
*** Abstract
*** Introduction
*** International Context: The Rise of ‘Councilism,’ Modern Class Struggle Anarchism, And Carnival Anarchism
*** Phase 1: The Era of ‘Great Radicalisation’ (Late 1960s, Early 1970s)
*** Phase 2: The Mid-1970s
**** Carnival Anarchism
**** The anarcho-situationist milieu
**** The Christchurch Anarchy Group and Councilism
*** Conclusion
** Post-Left Anarchism, Open Marxism and ‘New’ Autonomist Social Movements in Latin America: Convergence through the praxis of rebel subjects
*** Post-left anarchy
*** Open Marxism
*** Latin America’s autonomist social movements: The pedagogy of practise
*** Conclusion
* Politics, Ideology Revolution
** The (Anti-) Politics of Autonomy: Between Marxism and Anarchism
*** Abstract
*** A Theory of ‘autonomy’
*** An anti-political practice
*** Bibliography
** ABOLISH CAPITAL!: Beyond the Marxist/Anarchist divide
*** References
** Theory, Ideology, and Tradition: Reconciling Anarchism and Marxism
* Class Struggle
** Comparing the relative efficacy of different types of class struggle
** Can Marxist and Anarchist explanations of the class struggle between Capitalists and workers be reconciled?
** On the origins of the collapse of the First International
*** What caused the Collapse of the First International?
*** The context of interpretation
*** Method
*** Centralisation and decentralisation in the mode of leadership
*** Secrecy and openness in the mode of communication
*** Conclusion
*** Bibliography
* The Psychology, Political Economy and Theology of A Schism
** And never the twain shall meet: The psychological foundations of political ideology
** Moral Theory and Economics: The beginnings and ends of the schism ...
** Red and Black Christians: Some Similarities and Differences between Liberation Theology and Christian Anarchism
* Ideology and Post-Ideology 1
** Anarchy: ‘This is what Democracy looks like’
** Ideology and Politics: Overcoming the divide between red and black
*** ‘A Bedouin, perhaps, a Citizen, never’ (?)[179]: Overcoming the Red and Black divide
*** The First Split
*** Remember-Remember the 6th of December[190]
*** ‘The multitude has gathered’[192]
*** Politics in Utopia
*** Ideology & Truth
*** Aufhebung
** Black and red: an historical-philosophical enquiry into their convergence
*** §. 1 The freedom of equals.
*** §. 2 Back to freedom, beyond autonomy
*** §. 3 Black and red: reciprocal antidotes.
*** §. 4 One world, one freedom.
*** Conclusions
*** References
* Anarcho-Communism
** Beyond black and red: Situationists and the legacy of the workers movement
*** Criticism of the separation between black and red
*** Before black and red: situationnists and young hegelians
*** Conclusion: Beyond Black and Red today
** Constructing an alternative to Marxism-Leninism: British Communists and prefigurative politics
*** 1. CP and anarchism
*** 2. 1970s, CP — feminism,Gramsci
** Trotskysm and anarchism: possible coexistence in France?
* Black and Red — The Italian Experience
** Collegamenti Wobbly: Beyond the anarchist/Marxist dichotomy?’
** Fabbri and the Marxists: A comparative analysis of Fabbri, Gramsci and Bordiga on the question of revolutionary organisation
** Antonio Gramsci, Anarchism, Syndicalism and Sovversivismo
*** Abstract
*** 1. Introduction
*** 2. Pre-figuration and the ‘Libertarian Gramsci’: Gramsci, Antonio Labriola and the Anarchists
*** 3. Cooperation and Pre-figuration: Gramsci, Sorel and the Anarchists
*** 4. Free Thought and Educated Thought: the Origins of the Gramscian concepts Senso Comune and Senso Buono (the Limits of Gramscian Libertarianism)
*** 5. Gramsci and the Anarchists: the Barriers to Alliances
*** 6. The Early Gramsci and the Gramsci of the Biennio Rosso
*** 7. Anarchism as the Highest Form of Sovversivismo (Levy, 2007)
*** 8. After 1945
*** Bibliography
* The Philosophy of a Schism
** When Anarchism meets Critical Marxism: Paths and Paradoxes of “Socialisme ou Barbarie” (and of Trotskyism)
*** 1. Introduction
*** 2. Trotskyism cuts both ways: Lessons from the period 1945 to now
*** 3. The contribution of Socialisme ou Barbarie. When Anarchy (partially) meets Marxism
*** 4. When Anarchy fails to meet Marxism
*** 5. Conclusions: The limits of collective autonomy
*** Bibliography
** Anarchism, Marxism and “Humanism”
** Bakunin and Marx on the Paris Commune: Grounds for a synthesis between Anarchism and Marxism?
*** Introduction
*** 1. The Case for a Synthesis: Some Common ground
*** 2. Why Compare and the Dangers of Comparative Analysis
*** 3. Possible synthesis between Marxism and Anarchism?
*** 4. Marxists Against a Synthesis
*** 5. Anarchists against Synthesis
*** 6. Bakunin’s critique of Marx
*** Conclusion — Penumbra or convergence?
*** References
* Individual Reconciliations 1: The Anglo-Americans
** C.L.R. James’ Black Bloc: The Anti-Racist Roots of Contemporary Anarchism
** Chris Pallis (aka Maurice Brinton) and Solidarity
** Towards a synthesis of anarchism and Marxism
** A ‘Bohemian freelancer’? C.L.R. James, his early relationship to anarchism and the intellectual origins of autonomism[324]
*** James and the Intellectual Origins of Autonomism
* Convergence Through Practice 2: The Traditional Left
** The Syndicalist challenge in the Durham coalfield before 1914
*** 1) Introduction
*** 2) Potentialities in the Durham coalfield
*** 3) The Ideological Origins of syndicalism
*** 4) The Influence of Revolutionary Syndicalism
*** 5) Dogma, Pragmatism and Sectarianism
*** 6) Conclusion; An Opportunity Missed?
** Council Communist Perspectives on the Spanish Civil War
** Lessons Taken from the Greek Uprising: The Marxist-Anarchist Controversy Reconsidered In and Through Radical Praxis
* Individual reconciliations 2: The French
** The Search for a Libertarian Communism: Daniel Guérin, Marxism and Anarchism
** Georges Sorel’s Contribution to Anarcho-Marxism
*** Georges Sorel’s Anarcho-Marxism
*** Works Cited
** Victor Serge — A Man of Our Time
*** Victor Serge: From the Defeated Past to the Expectant Future
*** Serge: Our Contemporary
*** Defeat, Renewal and Democracy — the heart of socialism
*** From Serge’s ‘present’ to ours
*** Democracy and Socialism
** Beyond the Rainbow: Overcoming Dogma and Confusion in the Articulation of Revolutionary Theory and Practice
*** Overcoming Dogma and Confusion in Revolutionary Theory and Practice: Red and Black in Historical Perspective
*** Historical origins
*** Genesis and evolution of the Great Misunderstanding
*** Ideals and authoritarian socialism: Dialectics of “Bad Faith”
*** Towards a reassertion of a “Red and Black” revolutionary praxis
* Cartographies of resistance
** Geography Against Capitalism
** Zones
** Autonomy, Self-Organization, and the Spatial Composition of the Social Imaginary
* Marx and the Anarchists
** Autogestion et dictature du prolétariat
** ‘Un Marx libertaire? Dictature du Prolétariat chez Marx
* Convergence Through Practice 3: Publishing
** Beyond ‘Red’ and ‘Black’: Publishing in the pursuit of libertarian socialism
*** An activist publisher
*** The trap of anti-sovietism
*** The last golden age?
*** Bearers of tradition, or bearers of the future?
** Mayday magazine on Red and Black theoretical perspectives
* Ideology and Post-Ideology 2
** Beyond the working-class: the politics of the excluded
*** Growing exclusion in contemporary capitalism
*** Political construction of exclusion
*** The excluded
*** Relates to underpinnings of alienation
*** Politics of the excluded: networks
*** Today, the same fear of the “rabble ” as in Marx
*** Possibility of overthrow
*** Problems for network politics
** Post-Anarchism and Marxism
*** Power and Subjectivity: A Critique of Post-Anarchism
** Hardt and Negri: Anarchists or (Post)Marxists?