Anarchist Studies (2009) Volume 17, Issue 2 17 2

About this issue’s cover......Page 2
Guest Editorial
by
Paul Chambers and Norry LaPorte......Page 3
The syndicalist encounter with Bolshevism
by
Reiner Tosstorff......Page 9
Syndicalism and the influence of
anarchism in France, Italy and Spain
by
Ralph Darlington......Page 26
Herald of the future? Emma Goldman,
Friedrich Nietzsche and the anarchist
as superman
by
Kevin Morgan......Page 52
The ‘Herodotus of the CNT’: José Peirats
and La CNT en la revolución española
by
Chris Ealham......Page 78
Searching for an anarchist sociology by Dana Williams......Page 102
Anarchist theory and the pitfalls of the reductio ad politicum by Nathan J. Jun......Page 105
Chris Carlsson, Nowtopia: How pirate programmers, outlaw bicyclists and vacant lot gardeners are inventing the future today! reviewed by Lucy Sargisson......Page 109
Stuart Christie, We, the Anarchists! A Study of the Iberian Anarchist Federation (FAI) 1927-1937 reviewed by Richard Cleminson......Page 111
V.V. Damye, A Forgotten International: The International Anarcho-Syndicalist Movement Between the Wars – Vol. 1: From Revolutionary Syndicalism to Anarcho-Syndicalism, 1918-1930; Vol. 2: International Anarcho-Syndicalism during the Great Depression and the Rise of Fascism, 1930-1939. reviewed by Dmitri I. Roublev
......Page 113
Félix Fénéon, Novels in Three Lines Translated and introduced by Luc Sante reviewed by Judy Greenway......Page 115
Keith Flett (ed.), 1956 and All That reviewed by David Goodway......Page 117
Wayne Price, The Abolition of the State: Anarchist and Marxist Perspectives reviewed by Saku Pinta......Page 119
Nicolas Walter (ed. David Goodway), The Anarchist Past and Other Essays reviewed by Keith Hodgson......Page 122
Damian F. White, Bookchin: A Critical Appraisal reviewed by Saku Pinta......Page 123