Table of Contents

The signification of the Belgian strikes; For a new orientation; Recommencing the revolution; Sexual education in the USSR ; Student youth; The miners' strike; Postface to "Recommencing the Revolution"; The role of Bolshevik ideology in the birth of the bureaucracy; The crisis of modern society; The suspension of publication of "Socialisme ou Barbarie"; The anticipated revolution; The question of the history of the workers' movement; Hierarchy of wages and incomes; Self-management and hierarchy; The revolutionary exigency; The Hungarian source; The diversionists; The evolution of the French Communist Party; Social transformation and cultural creation; Socialism and autonomous society.

About the Author

David Ames Curtis-writer, editor, translator, and activist-is on the board of editorial advisers of Thesis Eleven. His work appears in U.S., European, and Australian books and journals.