Comintern and the Global South

Comintern and the Global South

Global Designs/Local Encounters

Capuzzo, Paolo; Mahler, Anne Garland

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2022

250

Mole

Inglês

9780367724856

15 a 20 dias

476

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Part One: Global Designs: The Comintern Imaginary

Introduction: The Comintern and the Global South: Global Designs/Local Encounters

1: Within and Against the World Market: The Marxian Laboratory of Internationalism

2: Before Baku: The Second International and the Debate on Colonialism (1900-1920)

3: Communism and the Colour-Line: Reflections on Black Bolshevism

Part Two: Local Encounters: Confluences and Conflicts

4: Via Kabul: Muhajirs turned Early Communists from India (1915-1923)

5: Pandurang Khankhoje in Mexico: Communism, Anti-imperialism, and Radical Agrarianism in a Post-revolutionary Setting

6: An Atlantic Revolutionary Brotherhood: Radical Networks, Local Realities, and the Challenges to the Comintern's Global Domain in the Caribbean Basin, 1920-1935

7: Pan-Islamism, South Asia, and Communist Internationalism

8: The Spanish Civil War Seen from the Far East: The Case of the Chinese Anarcho-communist Writer Ba Jin and the League of Left-wing Writers

Index
CPUSA;Young Men;Muslim World;Mexican Communist Party;El Libertador;Toussaint Louverture;Baku Congress;CCP.;Indian Revolutionaries;Communist Internationalism;Tina Modotti;Lu Xun;Nguyen Ai Quoc;CCP;Haitian Revolution;El Machete;Muhajir Students;Bolshevik Menace;Jim Crow United States;Black Jacobinism;Abb;Primitive Accumulation;Communist Parties;Caribbean Basin;Common Language