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Proletarian order:

Antonio Gramsci, factory councils and the origins of Italian communism, 1911-1921
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Pluto Press, 1975 - Business & Economics - 368 pages

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It took me a long time to finish this study of Gramsci, the factory councils, and the creation of a revolutionary party in Italy, but I really enjoyed the book. I still cannot pronounce "Gramsci" to ... Read full review

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Contents

Preface
7
Italy in the Crisis
35
Biennio Rosso
68
Copyright

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1919 L'Ordine Nuovo abstentionism abstentionists action Amadeo Bordiga anarchist Angelo Tasca Antonio Gramsci April assembly attack August Avanti Bordiga Bordighist bourgeois Buozzi called capitalism capitalist central Comintern commissars committee communism communist fraction communist party comrades congress consciousness council communists council movement create crisis delegates democracy democratic dictatorship Directorate discipline elections employers fabbrica factory councils fascist federation Fiat Fiat-Centro FIOM force Giolitti Gramscian historical industrialists industry internal commissions intransigent Italian Italy J.Cammett journal L.Cortesi L'Ordine Nuovo labour leaders leadership Lenin M.N.Clark marxist mass maximalist maximum programme ment Milan militants munist Mussolini November occupation October ordinovisti organization P.Spriano parliamentary peasants political popular production programme proletarian reformists revolution revolutionary Russian September Serrati social socialist movement Socialist Party society Soviet strike struggle syndicalists Tasca Terracini Third International tion Togliatti trade unions Turati Turin Turin section votes workers working-class workshop commissars

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TitleProletarian order: Antonio Gramsci, factory councils and the origins of Italian communism, 1911-1921
AuthorGwyn A. Williams
PublisherPluto Press, 1975
ISBN090281866X, 9780902818668
Length368 pages
Subjects ›  › 

Business & Economics / Labor
Communism
Political Science / History & Theory
Political Science / Political Ideologies / Communism & Socialism
Works councils
  
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