Collectives in the Spanish Revolution

Front Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Preface to the 2018 Edition
Introduction
Foreword
Part One: Preamble
	I The Ideal
	II The Men and the Struggles
	III Material for a Revolution
	IV A Revolutionary Situation
Part Two: Agrarian Socialisation
	V The Aragon Federation of Collectives
		1. Graus
		2. Fraga
		3. Binefar
		4. Andorra (Teruel)
		5. Alcorisa
		6. Mas de las Matas
		7. Esplus
	VI Collectives in the Levante
		General Characteristics
		1. Carcagente
		2. Jativa
		3. Other Methods of Operation
	VII The Collectives of Castile
	VIII Collectivist Book-Keeping
	IX Libertarian Democracy
	X The Charters
Part Three: Industry and Public Services
	XI Industrial Achievements
		1. Syndicalisations in Alcoy
	XII Achievements in the Public Sector
		1. Water, Gas and Electricity in Catalonia
		2. The Barcelona Tramways
		3. The Means of Transport
		4. The Socialisation of Medicine
	PART FOUR TOWNS AND ISOLATED ACHIEVEMENTS
	XIII Town Collectivisations
		1. Elda and the S.I.C.E.P.
		2. Granollers
		3. Hospitalet de Llobregat
		4. Rubi
		5. Castellon de la Plana
		6. Socialisation in Alicante
	XIV Isolated Achievements
		1. The Boot and Shoemakers of Lerida
		2. The Valencia Flour Mills
		3. The Chocolate Cooperative of Torrente
		4. The Agrarian Groups in Tarrasa
Part Five: Parties and Government
	XV Political Collaboration
	XVI Libertarians and Republicans
	XVII The Internal Counter-Revolution
Part Six: Epilogue
	XVIII
Final Reflections
Bibliographical Notes
About the Authors
Index