Revolutionary Social Democracy. Working-Class Politics Across the Russian Empire (1882–1917)

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‎Contents ‎Acknowledgements ‎Tables ‎Introduction ‎1. Bringing in the Borderlands ‎2. Strategic Continuities and Ruptures ‎3. Method, Structure, Sources ‎Chapter 1. The Social Context ‎1. The Workers’ Movement ‎2. The Unique Impact of Orthodox Marxism ‎3. Socialist Political Cultures ‎Chapter 2. Revolutionary Social Democracy: An Overview ‎1. The ABCs of Revolutionary Social Democracy ‎2. Strategy and Tactics in Germany and Russia ‎Chapter 3. Intellectuals and Workers ‎1. Intellectuals and the Tensions of Class Formation ‎2. Intellectuals and Workers (1905–17) ‎Chapter 4. Organisation, Mass Action, and Electoral Work ‎1. Socialist Organisation in Finland ‎2. Illegal Organising in Tsarist Russia ‎3. The Bolshevik-Menshevik Split ‎4. The First Mass Strike Debates (1903–04) ‎5. Mass Action and Organisation in 1905 ‎6. Party Organisation and Mass Action (1906–14) ‎7. War and Revolution ‎8. Mass Organisation and Action in Finland: 1917–18 ‎Chapter 5. Working-Class Hegemony ‎1. Analysing Liberalism ‎2. Tactics Towards Liberals ‎3. The Bund versus Zionism (1897–1904) ‎4. The PPS and the National Democrats Before 1905 ‎5. Class Independence in Finland ‎6. Early Russian Marxism and Liberals ‎7. Working-Class Hegemony (1905–16) ‎8. Proletarian Hegemony and Liberals (1906–16) ‎Chapter 6. Working-Class Unity ‎1. United Front Practices Before 1905 ‎2. Workers’ Unity and the 1905 Revolution ‎3. Implementing the United Front (1906–18) ‎4. Disunity in Europe and Poland ‎Chapter 7. The Party Question ‎1. The German SPD Model ‎2. Finland’s Social Democracy ‎3. The Normalcy of Splits in Underground Russia ‎4. The Split of Polish Socialism ‎5. The Bolshevik-Menshevik Split ‎Chapter 8. Democracy, the State, and the Finnish Revolution ‎1. Critique of Bourgeois Democracy ‎2. The Socialist Revolution ‎3. The State and Revolution in Finland (1917–18) ‎Chapter 9. The Autocratic State and Revolution: 1905 ‎1. State Power and Marxist Strategy in 1905 ‎2. The Practice of Revolutionary Government in 1905 ‎3. Socialist Transformation in Russia ‎4. International Revolution ‎Chapter 10. The State and Revolution in Russia, Ukraine, and Poland: 1917–19 ‎1. Moderate Socialists and Dual Power in 1917 ‎2. Moderates Join the Government ‎3. Russian Moderate Socialists in the October Revolution ‎4. Moderate Socialists in Ukraine: 1917–18 ‎5. Moderate Socialism in Poland: 1918–19 ‎6. Bolsheviks and State Power: February–March 1917 ‎7. Breaking with the Bourgeoisie: April–October ‎Epilogue: An International Revolution Defeated ‎1. Civil War and Authoritarianism ‎2. International Revolution ‎3. Impasse in the Imperial Periphery ‎Bibliography ‎Index