The Lubitz TrotskyanaNet – Research Facilities – Journals – Part 4

Contents

• Education for socialists

– List of published issues
• Torotsuki-Kenkyu (Trotsky Studies)

– List of published issues
– Index of authors
• Dissidences : bulletin de liaison des études sur les mouvements révolutionnaires

– List of published issues
– Index of authors




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Education for socialists

Education for socialists is the series title of some dozens of unnumbered bulletins (each bearing a distinct title, and most an ISBN) issued in 8.5x11 inches format by the National Education Department of the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) [USA] and distributed by SWP’s publishing venture, Pathfinder Press (New York, NY). The scope of the bulletins is ranging from 7 to more than 200 pages, the prices varies from issue to issue.
The SWP for many decades was one of the strongest and most influential sections - although not officially affiliated because of a reactionary U.S. legal prohibition - of the Fourth International (United Secretariat) before fundamentally dissenting and eventually parting from it.
Education for socialists bulletins contain rich source material, primarily compiled from internal bulletins and other papers documenting the internal life, discussions and debates of the SWP and the Fourth International. Thus, some of the issues listed below are highly relevant to research relating to the history of the Trotskyist movement since they are containing documents hardly to find elsewhere except in certain archival depositories. Although most of the bulletins were originally published in the 1960s and 1970s, a considerable portion of them is still available from Pathfinder Press - as a rule in form of later editions (reprints), but without any alteration with regard to the contents and scope. This is to appreciate insofar as the positions reflected in many bulletins have little in common with those positions represented by the SWP leadership of today. By the way it should be mentioned that this bulletin series should not be confused with a series of exact the same title but issued by the British Socialist Workers Party.

Here’s a list of almost all hitherto published Education for socialists bulletins, arranged by title; bulletins we consider particularly relevant with regard to Trotskyism research are highlighted by bold-face title phrase:

• The Abern clique. By Joseph Hansen. 1972. 32 pp. ISBN 0-87348-649-8
• Against violence within the workers movement. [By E. Mandel, H. Ring, C. Lund, M. Miah, L. Jenness, B. Sheppard et al.] 1974. 32 pp. ISBN 0-87348-667-6
• The anatomy of Stalinism. By Tom Kerry. (For members only.) 1972. 16 pp.
• Aspects of socialist election policy. [By J.P. Cannon, T. Kerry, M. Weiss, G. Breitman, F. Dobbs, E. Barnes, J. Barnes, B. Sheppard, M.-A. Waters, D. Jenness et al.] 1971. 88 pp. ISBN 0-87348-669-2
• Background to 'The changing face of U.S. politics' and 'U.S. imperialism has lost the cold war'. 53 pp. ISBN 0-87348-894-6
• Background to 'The struggle for a proletarian party'. By James P. Cannon, George Clarke, Leon Trotsky, and Fred Feldman. 1979. 45 pp. ISBN 0-87348-670-6
• Bolshevism and the Russian revolution : a debate. By Doug Jenness and Ernest Mandel. [Introd.: Steve Clark.] 1985. 68 pp. ISBN 0-87348-671-4
• Celebrating the homecoming of Ernesto Che Guevara’s reinforcement brigade to Cuba. 1998. 79 pp. ISBN 0-87348-872-5
• The Chinese revolution. By Peng Shu-tse and Peng Pi-lan [et al.] Pt. 1-3. 1972. 153 pp.
• The Chinese revolution and its development. [SWP documents and resolutions, and contributions by G. Novack and T. Kerry.] [Ca. 1965]. 47 pp. ISBN 0-87348-672-2
• Class, party, and state and the Eastern European revolution. : [evolution of discussion on Eastern European states, 1946-1951. Reprinted from journals and internal bulletins of the SWP, contributions by J. Hansen, B. Cochran, P. Frank, T. Kerry et al.] [1969.] 71 pp. ISBN 0-87348-673-0
• Class struggle policy in the rise of the labor movement. By Tom Kerry. 22 pp. ISBN 0-87348-674-9
• Communist continuity and the fight for women’s liberation: documents of the socialist Workers Party 1971-86. Pt. 1-3. 1992. 226 pp. ISBN 0-87348-758-3
• Pt. 1, Women’s liberation and the line of march of the working class. 1992. 73 pp. ISBN 0-87348-755-9
• Pt. 2, Women, leadership, and the proletarian norms of the communist movement. 1992. 68 pp. ISBN 0-87348-756-7
• Pt. 3, Abortion rights, the ERA, and the rebirth of a feminist movement. 1992. 85 pp. ISBN 0-87348-757-5
• Counter-mobilization : a strategy to fight racist and fascist attacks. By Farrell Dobbs [et al.] 1976. 23 pp. ISBN 0-87348-675-7
• Defending the revolutionary party and its perspectives: [documents and speeches of the 1952-53 factional struggle and split in the Socialist Workers Party. By J.P. Cannon, H. Ring et al.] 1969. 31 pp.
• Defense policies and principles of the Socialist Workers Party : traditions and guiding ideas of the SWP in defense activities. By George Novack. The capitalist witch-hunt and how to fight it. Resolution of the SWP National Committee... 1968. 22 pp. ISBN 0-87348-676-5
• The development and disintegration of world Stalinism. [Resolutions adopted by the Fourth International incl. a report by E. Mandel to the 5th world congress of the Fourth International. 1970. 77 pp. ISBN 0-87348-677-3
• Fidel Castro on Chile. 1982. 160 pp. ISBN 0-87348-678-1
• The fight against fascism in the U.S.A. : forty years of struggle described by participants. [By James P. Cannon, Farrell Dobbs, Vincent R. Dunne, JosephHansen, MalikMiah et al.] 1975. 60 pp. ISBN 0-87348-679-X
• For a workers and farmers government in the United States. By Jack Barnes. 1985. 76 pp. ISBN 0-87348-680-3
• From Mississippi to Boston : the demand for troops to enforce civil rights. 1975. 32 pp. ISBN 0-87348-681-1
• Grenada : workers and farmers government. By Steve Clark [et al.].  1980. 36 pp. ISBN 0-87348-682-X
• Healy’s big lie : the slander campaign against Joseph Hansen and George Novack, and the Fourth International. [Statements and articles by J. Hansen, G. Novack, M. Archer, G. Breitman, C. Curtiss, S. Gordon, B. Hamilton, C.L.R. James, P. Lambert, B. Tampoe, E. Tate, C. Van Gelderen, J. Van Heijenoort et al.] 1976. 87 pp. ISBN 0-87348-683-8
• Imperialism, the highest stage of capitalism. By V.I. Lenin. 50 pp. ISBN 0-87348-965-9
• In defense of revolutionary centralism. By Jack Barnes. 33 pp. ISBN 0-87348-909-8
• Independent black political action : the struggle to break with the Democratic and Republican Parties. Ed. by Mac Warren. [Contributions by G. Breitman, E. Barnes, J. Barnes, B. Smith, D. Morrison, L. Evans, J. Benson, B. Sheppard, W. Reissner et al.] 1982. 72 pp. ISBN 0-87348-684-6
• Israel and the Arab revolution : fundamental principles of revolutionary Marxism. By Gus Horowitz [et al.] 1973. 72 pp. ISBN 0-87348-685-4
• James P. Cannon : a political tribute : including five interviews from the last year of his life. [By J. Barnes, J. Hansen, T. Kerry, Peng Shu-tse, Chen Pi-lan, A. Pulley, P. Brundy, G. Novack et al.] 1974. 46 pp. ISBN 0-87348-686-2
• James P. Cannon : the internationalist. By Joseph Hansen. Appendices by James P. Cannon. 1980. 38 pp. ISBN 0-87348-687-0
• The Kronstadt rebellion in the Soviet Union 1921. [By L. Trotsky, J.G. Wright, V. Serge, D. MacDonald] 1973. 24 pp.
• Maoism vs. Bolshevism : the 1965 catastrophe in Indonesia, China’s cultural revolution, and the disintegration of world Stalinism. By Joseph Hansen. 1998. 75 pp.
• Marxism and the working farmer. [By P. Montauk, D. Jenness, and texts by F. Castro, F. Engels, V.I. Lenin.] 1979. 62 pp. ISBN 0-87348-688-9
• Marxism vs. ultraleftism : the record of Healy’s break with Trotskyism. Ed. with an introd. by Joseph Hansen. [Contributions by J. Hansen, E. Mandel, J. Robertson, T. Wohlforth, H. Turner, G. Foley, A. Myers, C. Lund, P. Jordan, T. Ali, P. Frank, D. Roberts, G. Novack et al.] 1974. 253 pp. ISBN 0-87348-689-7
• The national black independent political party. By Nan Bailey, Malik Miah, and Mac Warren. 1981. 32 pp. ISBN 0-87348-690-9
• The nature of the Cuban revolution : record of a controversy, 1960-1963. [Contributions by J. Hansen and documents of the SWP.] 1968. 52 pp.
• A new probe by the Workers League against the communist movement : record of an antilabor outfit, from the Gelfant harrassment case to the campaign against Mark Curtis. [Comp. by Steve Clark and Paul Mailhot.] 1995. 30 pp. ISBN 0-87348-825-3
• The Nicaraguan workers & farmers government and the revolutionary leadership of the FSLN. [By Jack Barnes, Pedro Camejo, Steve Clark.] 1980. 46 pp. ISBN 0-87348-691-9
• 1999 preface to 'The changing face of U.S. politics: working class politics and the trade unions'. By Mary-Alice Waters. 1999. 12 pp. ISBN 0-87348-908-X
• The organizational character of the Socialist Workers Party : resolution adopted by the 21st National Convention of the Socialist Workers Party, September 1965. 1970. 14 pp. ISBN 0-87348-692-7
• Proletarian leadership in power : what we can learn from Lenin, Castro, and the FSLN. [By Mary-Alice Waters and Jack Barnes.] 1980. 39 pp. ISBN 0-87348-693-5
• Question outline for course on History of American Trotskyism by James P. Cannon. 1966. 7 pp.
• Question outline for course on The revolution betrayed by Leon Trotsky. 1966. 7 pp.
• Revolutionary Cuba today : the record of a discussion. [Contributions by D. Jenness, L. Seigle, J. Pérez, E. Flint, B. Levine, E. Harsch, J. Hansen, J.P. Cannon, D. Frankel.] 1980. 136 pp. ISBN 0-87348-694-3
• The revolutionary perspective for the United States. By James P. Cannon. 1975. 37 pp. ISBN 0-87348-695-1
• Revolutionary strategy in the fight against the Vietnam war. [SWP documents and contributions by V.I. Lenin, J.P. Cannon, T. Kerry, G. Horowitz, J. Barnes, D. Jenness, L. Seigle, D. Frankel, B. Sheppard, M.-A. Waters et al.] 1975. 94 pp. ISBN 0-87348-696-X
• Revolutionary strategy in the 1973 Argentine elections. [By F. Feldman, F. Halstead, P. Camejo et al.] 1973. 128 pp.
• The rocky road to the Fourth International, 1933-38. By George Breitman. 1979. 21 pp. ISBN 0-87348-697-8
• The role of the transitional program in the revolutionary process : three talks by George Novack. 1972. 22 pp.
• Selected articles on the labor movement : reprinted from The Militant, 1966-67. By Farrell Dobbs. 1983. 31 pp. ISBN 0-87348-698-6
• Selected documents on SWP trade union policy. [SWP documents and contributions by B. Sheppard and F. Lovell.] 1972. 21 pp. ISBN 0-87348-699-4
• Selected speeches of Fidel Castro. 1979. 134 pp. ISBN 0-87348-700-1
• Should socialists support Canadian nationalism? Articles from a debate in the Canadian Trotskyist movement. [Introd. by Dick Fidler.] 1975. 44 pp.
• Spartacist League : the making of an American sect. By Bob Pearlman. 1977. 15 pp.
• Split of the Australian Socialist Workers Party National Committee from the Fourth International. [Ca. 1986.] 68 pp. ISBN 0-87348-701-X
• The structure & organizational principles of the Socialist Workers Party. By Farrell Dobbs. 1971. 34 pp. ISBN 0-87348-702-8
• Study course Discussion of the class character of the East European States : excerpts from documents, 1946-1951. Comp. by Bob Chester. [Contributions by E. Mandel, M. Stein, M. Pablo, B. Cochran, J. Hansen, J.G. Wright, S. Marcy et al.] 1966. 31 pp.
• Study guide to 'Lenin’s struggle for a revolutionary International'. 23 pp. ISBN 0-87348-703-6
• Towards a history of the Fourth International. Pt. 1-7 [set of 16 vols.] 1973-78. ISBN 0-87348-704-4
• Pt. 1, Three contributions on postwar developments. By Cliff Conner, Les Evans, Tom Kerry. 1973. 24 pp. ISBN 0-87348-705-2
• Pt. 2, How the Fourth International was conceived. By Jean Van Heijenoort. Trotsky’s struggle for the Fourth International. By John G. Wright. The Fourth International. By Michel Pablo.  1973. 39 pp. ISBN 0-87348-706-0
• Pt. 3, Struggle in the Fourth International : International Committee documents. Vol. 1-4. 1974. 246 pp. ISBN 0-87348-707-9 ; 0-87348-708-7 ; 0-87348-709-5 ; 0-87348-710-9
• Pt. 4, Struggle in the Fourth International : International Secretariat documents. Vol. 1-4. 1974. 210 pp. ISBN 0-87348-711-7 ; 0-87348-712-5 ; 0-87348-713-3 ; 0-87348-714-1
• Pt. 5, Ten years : history and principles of the Left Opposition. By Max Shachtman. 1974. 23 pp. ISBN 0-87348-715-X
• Pt. 6, Revolutionary Marxism vs. class collaboration in Sri Lanka. 1975. 24 pp. ISBN 0-87348-716-8
• Pt. 7, The struggle to reunify the Fourth International (1954-1963). Vol. 1-4. 1977-78. 283 pp. ISBN 0-87348-717-6 ; 0-87348-718-4 ; 0-87348-719-2 ; 0-87348-720-6
• United front vs. people’s front. (Enl. ed.) [Contributions by T. Kerry, J. Burnham, L. Trotsky.] 1972. 30 pp.
• What course for Argentine Trotskyism? 1975. 63 pp.
• What is American fascism? Writings on Father Coughlin, Mayor Frank Hague, and Senator Joseph McCarthy. By James P. Cannon and Joseph Hansen. 1976. 47 pp. ISBN 0-87348-721-4
• The workers and farmers government. By Joseph Hansen [et al.] 1974. 64 pp. ISBN 0-87348-722-2
• Workers and farmers governments since the Second World War. By Bob Chester. [Introd. note by Joseph Hansen.] 1978. 39 pp. ISBN 0-87348-723-0


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Torotsuki-Kenkyu (Trotsky Studies)

Torotsuki-Kenkyu (Trotsky Studies) is a Japanese-language high-level scholarly journal issued by the Torotsuki Kenkyushu (Trotsky Institute of Japan), Tokyo. It can be regarded as the Japanese counterpart of distinguished European journals like Cahiers Léon Trotsky or Revolutionary History. The journal was launched in Autumn 1991; as of Summer 2004, altogether 44 issues (some appearing as double-issues) have been published. While all articles, reviews etc. are in Japanese only, tables of contents are both in Japanese and English. The average scope of the journal is some 200 pages per issue. The format – with exception of the very first issue – is 12.5x18.5 cm.

Torotsuki-Kenkyu (Trotsky Studies) contains almost entirely articles, letters and other writings by Leon Trotsky – a considerable portion of which is appearing in Japanese translation (from English and Russian sources) for the first time – , articles about Leon Trotsky’s life and work and about various aspects of the history of Trotskyism, as well as book reviews and obituaries. The authors are Japanese as well as European, American and Chinese (see author index below), amongst them numerous renowned Western and Russian Trotsky scholars like for example Broué, Mandel, Benton, Breitman, Semenenko. Most of the contributions by non-Japanese authors are translations of articles, obituaries etc. which previously had been published elsewhere, for example in Cahiers Léon Trotsky or Revolutionary History.

Some numbers of the journal are designated as special issues, many numbers are bearing distinct titles and ISBN. A considerable portion of the articles and other contributions published in Torotsuki-Kenkyu (Trotsky Studies) have been uploaded by the Trotsky Institute, thus hundreds of primary and secondary texts relating to Trotsky are available in Japanese language on the WWW now, most of them linked with corresponding on-line versions in English, Russian etc.

Correspondence relating to Torotsuki-Kenkyu (Trotsky Studies) can be sent to The Trotsky Institute of Japan, Atorie Mi-Yu, Bira 4 No. 105, Kumagawa 510, Fussa-city, Tokyo 197, Japan; the journal is distributed by Tsugeshobo shinsha, Publishers, 1-14-1 Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112, Japan. The price of a single issue is ¥ 2,000. For more details about the Trotsky Institute of Japan you may consult our feature devoted to it, published elsewhere on the pages of TrotskyanaNet.
Within the WWW sites of Torotsuki-Kenkyushu (Trotsky Institute), submenus both in English and Japanese are devoted to the contents of Torotsuki-Kenkyu (Trotsky Studies).

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What follows is a short survey about the hitherto (as of Spring 2005) published issues of Torotsuki Kenkyu (Trotsky Studies):

• No. 1 (Autumn 1991). [Focus on Rosa Luxemburg.] 56 pp. No ISBN
• No. 2 (Winter 1992). [Focus on Socialism and the national question.] 155 pp. No ISBN
• No. 3 (Spring 1992). [Focus on NEP and socialist construction.] 124 pp. No ISBN
• No. 4 (Summer 1992). [Focus on Against economic adventurism.] 148 pp. No ISBN
• No. 5 (Autumn 1992). [Focus on Trotsky’s In defence of October.] 172 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0308-1
• No. 6 (Winter 1993). [Focus on Trotsky’s thought on philosophy and science (1).] 136 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0319-7
• No. 7 (June 1993). [Focus on Trotsky’s thought on philosophy and science (2).] 152 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0324-3
• No. 8 (September 1993). [Focus on Trotsky’s views on literature and art (1).] 136 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0326-X
• No. 9 (Autumn 1993) [Focus on Trotsky’s views on literature and art (2). And contributions on Pierre Naville.] 136 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0333-2
• No. 10 (Winter 1993/94). [Focus on World capitalism and long waves (1).] 167 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0337-5
• No. 11 (Spring 1994). [Focus on World capitalism and long waves (2).] 159 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0341-3
• No. 12 (Summer 1994). [Focus on The Balkan War and the national question. And contributions on Eiichi Yamanishi.] 163 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0342-1
• No. 13 (Autumn 1994). [Focus on Parvus and the Russian revolution.] 179 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0354-5
• No. 14 (Winter 1995). [Focus on The struggle for the peace .] 167 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0355-3
• No. 15 (Spring 1995). [Focus on 100 years after Engels’ death.] 155 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0356-1
• No. 16 (Summer 1995). [Focus on Against Lenin’s theory of the party organization.] 183 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0378-2
• No. 17 (Autumn 1995). [Focus on Against terrorism. And contributions on Ernest Mandel.] 183 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0379-0
• No. 18 (Winter 1996). [Focus on Parliament and revolution.] 179 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0380-4
• No. 19 (Spring 1996). [Focus on Culture, everyday life, and media. And contribution on Ernest Mandel.] 187 pp. No ISBN
• No. 20/21 (Summer, Autumn 1996). Special issue: Trotsky and our time. 259 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0396-0
• No. 22 (Spring 1997). [Focus on The Spanish revolution.] 195 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0400-2
• No. 23 (Summer 1997). Special issue: The U.S.A. in the 1930s and the Labor Party question. 215 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0403-7
• No. 24 (Autumn 1997). Special issue: The 80th anniversary of the Russian revolution. 215 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0407-X
• No. 25/26 (Spring 1998). Special issue: Ernest Mandel - the man and his thought. 275 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0410-X
• No. 27 (Autumn 1998). Gramsci and the Italian communism. 276 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0416-9
• No. 28 (Spring 1999). Problems of military theory. [And contributions on Zheng Chaolin.] 207 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0421-5
• No. 29 (Summer 1999). The politics of economic conjuncture. 175 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0428-2
• No. 30 (Autumn 1999). The Jewish question. 180 pp. ISBN 4-8069-0434-7
• No. 31 (Spring 2000). Trotsky and the Third World. 203 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0438-X
• No. 32/33 (Summer/Autumn 2000). Special part 1: The 60th anniversary of assassination of Leon Trotsky. Special part 2: The 130th anniversary of Lenin’s birth. 291 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0451-7
• No. 34 (Spring 2001). German fascism. 255 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0455-X
• No. 35 (Summer 2001). Trotsky and Japan. 241 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0462-2
• No. 36 (Winter 2001). The struggle for unity in the party (1907-1914), first part (1907-1911). 192 pp. ISBN 4-8068-05´468-1
• No. 37 (Spring 2002). The struggle for unity in the party (1907-1914), second part (1912-1914). 203 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0473-8
• No. 38 (Summer 2002). The FCP and the United Front (1921-1922). 227 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0480-0
• No. 39 (Winter 2002). Chen Tuhsiu and the Chinese revolution. 224 pp. ISBN 4-8068-0484-3
• No. 40 (Spring 2003). The struggle of the Left Opposition (1). [And contributions on Wang Fanxi.]
• No. 41 (Summer 2003). The struggle of the Left Opposition (2).
• No. 42/43 (Spring 2004). The struggle of the Left Opposition (3)
• No. 44 (Summer 2004). The Soviet state controversy in SWP and the split of the Trotskyist movement.
• No. 45 (Winter 2004). The 80 year aniversary of Lenin’s death.
• No. 46 (Spring 2005). The ideas of Trotsky and our time.

For detailed tables of contents (in English) of nos. 1-4 click here.
For detailed tables of contents (in English) of nos. 5-9 click here
For detailed tables of contents (in English) of nos. 10-14 click here
For detailed tables of contents (in English) of nos. 15-19 click here
For detailed tables of contents (in English) of nos. 20/21-24 click here
For detailed tables of contents (in English) of nos. 25/26-29 click here
For detailed tables of contents (in English) of nos. 30-34 click here
For detailed tables of contents (in English) of nos. 35-39 click here
For detailed tables of contents (in English) of nos. 40-44 click here



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Author index to nos. 1-44 (1991-2004) of Torotsuki-Kenkyu (Trotsky Studies):

Albarracín, J.: 25/26
Antonov-Ovseenko, A.A.: 40
Balabanova, A.: 45
Bensaïd, D.: 29
Benton, G.: 19, 40
Bertinotti, F.: 45
Billik, V. : 1, 4,
Blackburn, R.: 25/26
Breitman, G.: 23
Breton, A.: 8
Broué, P.: 2, 15,
Bukharin, N.I.: 2
Burnham, J.: 44
Cannon, J.P.: 16, 44
Carter, J.: 44
Chen Duxiu (Chen Tuhsiu): 39
Chen Jinglin: 39
Chen Yuqi: 39
Cirillo, L.: 45
Craipeau, Y.: 14
Daniels, R.V.: 20/21
Denis, S.: 23
Douzet, F.: 6, 7
Durgan, A.: 22
Eda, K.: 39
Etoh, M.: 23
Freyssat, J.-M.: 23
Fujimoto, W.: 5, 20/21
Gao Fang: 35
Geras, N.: 25/26
Gramsci, A.: 42/43
Greeman, R.: 37
Hashimoto, T.: 2, 16
Ino, S.: 20/21, 27,
Ito, N.: 4,
Jaber, Salah [i.e. Gilbert Achcar]: 17
James, C.L.R.: 44
Jia Zhifang: 28
Kamenev, L.B. : 40
Kamijima, T.: 4, 9, 20/21, 32/33, 35, 46
Katagiri, K.: 27, 32/33
Kautsky, K.: 45
Kawanari, H.: 22
Kijima, A.: 41
Kimura, E.: 7, 9, 18
Kondrat’ev, N.D.: 10, 11
Kouno, M.: 22
Krivine, J.-M.: 37
Krupskaia, N.I.: 40
Kunitomi, K.: 41
Kuriki, Y.: 6
Kurotaki, M.: 17, 18, 19
Lenin, V.I. 32/33
Leonetti, A.: 27
Linden, M. van der: 20/21
Liu Xiu: 41
Löwy, M.: 20/21, 24, 25
Louçã, F.: 25/26
Lunacharskii, A.V.: 8
Maitan, L.: 27, 45
Makoto, K.: 22
Malraux, A.: 10
Mandel, E.: 17, 24, 25/26, 30-34
Marimo, M.: 10
Mathieu, A.: 32/33
McChristian, P.J.: 24
Molinier, R.: 15
Montes, P.: 25/26
Morita, S.: 32/33
Nadeau, M.: 9
Nagahori, Y.: 20/21, 28, 40
Nakajima, A.: 2, 3, 4,
Nakamura, S.: 16
Nakano, T.: 6, 8
Naville, P.: 9
Nishijima, S.: 2, 5, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, 17, 19, 22, 24, 27, 31-32/33, 35-37, 40-42/43, 45-46
Nishikawa, K.: 9
Nishikawa, S.: 13
Nishiyama, J.: 22
Nishiyama, N.: 14
Novack, G.: 7
Okada, M.: 19, 23
Ootomo, M.: 32/33
Pablo, M.: 3
Parijanine, M.: 12
Parvus [i.e. Gel’fant, I.L.]: 13
Piatakov, Ju.: 40
Pian, A.: 27
Polonski, A.: 32/33
Post, C.: 25/26
Potresov, A.: 45
Prager, R.: 14
Preobrazhenskii, E.: 40
Radek, K.B.: 40
Rakovskii, Kh.: 2
Riutin, M.N.: 7-14
Rizzi, B.: 44
Rosmer, A.: 16
Rousset, D.: 9
Roy, M.N.: 45
Sakai, Y.: 17
Samary, C.: 25/26
Sasaki, C.: 6, 12, 15, 32/33, 35, 36, 39, 40, 42/43
Sekine, K.: 40
Semenenko, V.I.: 24
Shachtman, M.: 44
Shida, N.: 3, 6, 8, 9, 19, 27, 29, 30, 42/43
Shimizu, M.: 42/43
Shiokawa, Y.: 1, 12
Silberstein, P.: 37
Sonoe, K.: 24
Stadnik, I.: 1
Stalin, I.V.: 40
Starcev, V.I.: 15
Sugimura, M.: 9
Takahashi, K.: 32/33
Tamaki, M.: 5,
Tang Baolin: 20/21, 40
Taniuchi, M.: 29
Thatcher, I.D.: 18, 20/21
Traverso, E.: 30
Tresso, P.: 27
Trotsky, L.: 1-19, 22-23, 27-46
Tsuji, Y.: 5
Voeikov, M.I.: 16, 20/21, 24, 35
Vogt-Downey, M.: 16, 18, 23, 24, 32/33
Wald, A.: 44
Yamamoto, H.: 44, 46
Yoshioka, E.: 22
Yoshitome, A.: 28
Yukawa, N.: 4, 12, 18, 20/21, 23, 25/26-28, 32/33, 38, 46
Wang Fanxi: 20/21, 39
Zhang Kai: 14
Zheng Chaolin: 13, 28, 39
Zinov’ev, G.E.: 2, 40, 42/43



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Dissidences : bulletin de liaison des études
 sur les mouvements révolutionnaires


[ISSN 1292-5799]
[n.s.:] [ISSN 1779-7924]

The French-language journal Dissidences was founded 1997/98. The inaugural issue appeared in December 1998. The first 5 issues were published with title Bulletin de liaison des études sur les mouvements  révolutionnaires (BLEMR) which from number 6 (Sept. 2000) became the subtitle. Dissidences had a numbering by année (year, volume) and by running number (numéro); as of Spring 2004, altogether six volumes containing numbers 1-14/15 were published, including two double issues [see listing below].
The journal appeared in Nancy (Eastern France). All hitherto published issues are still available; please contact Jean-Guillaume Lanuque, e-mail:
jeanguillaume.lanuque@wanadoo.fr.
A relevant change took place at the end of 2005: Dissidences - now without subtitle - began to be published by a well-known publishing house: L'Harmattan (Paris), starting with a new numbering (vol. 1, ISBN 2-7475-9718-0), a new format and distinct titles. - Another change in publisher took place in 2007: beginning with vol. 3 (publ. in Autumn 2007), Dissidences has been published by Le Bord de l'Eau (Bordeaux). For more information about the journal and for some relevant amendments not contained in the printed issues (e.g. Revue des revues, Notes de lecture, Textes inédits), you should visit Dissidences’ WWW site. A Lettre des amis de Dissidences is being disseminated to subscribers as e-mail.

Dissidences is edited and funded by Les Amis de Dissidences, an association (association régie par la loi du 1er juillet 1901). The editorial board mainly consists of French historians and social scientists of the younger generation: Jean-Guillaume Lanuque, Jean-Paul Salles, Stéphane Moulain, Georges Ubbiali, Christian Beuvain, Thierry Choffat, Aurélien Moreau, Sylvain Delouvée, Vincent Chambarlhac, Franck Gaudichaud, Stéphanie Rizet et al. Most of them have been specializing in sociological or historico-political research on Trotskyism which during the last decades in France has been playing a more important role and receiving more media interest than in most other countries.
Jean-Guillaume Lanuque, co-founder of BLEMR-Dissidences, functions as its director and moving spirit. Dissidences is conceived by its founders and editors as an independent, non-sectarian forum for collection and exchange of information and opinion, aiming at the furtherance of interdisciplinary research (historical, sociological, psychological ...) on the revolutionary movements of the 19th and 20th centuries - with special focus on Trotskyism - and particularly intends to co-ordinate all those research work done by individuals at various universities and related facilities. As its motto, Dissidences cites Marc Bloch (Apologie pour l’histoire): "Isolé, aucun spécialiste ne comprendra jamais rien qu’à demi, fût-ce à son propre champ d’études. [L’histoire] ne peut se faire que par entr’aide."

Thus, Dissidences from its very beginning has been busy - and successful - in building a network of scholars, students, amateurs and other people sharing a special interest in research and sources about the revolutionary movements, both French and international. In accordance with its just-mentioned tasks, the editors of  Dissidences’ lay special emphasis on book reviews (including a considerable number of reviews of relevant academic works such as dissertations, master theses and of similar ‘unpublished’ works), special subject bibliographies and chronologies, features of archives and related research facilities, lists of people engaged in relevant research (mentioning their particular fields of research, their works-in-progress, etc.), list of recent publications (both dependently and independently published writings) and debates.
Most issues of the 'old series' of Dissidences were arranged into the following regular columns: editorial, archive centres, actuality, debates, dossier (special subject features with contributions by various authors and provided with chronologies, documentary appendices, etc.), book reviews and reader’s notes, review of reviews, and (occasionally) list of obituaries.
Dissidences can be considered a very valuable source of information about the topical state-of-the-art with regard to research on Trotskyism and related leftist movements, particularly in France.

For more information see:
– Dissidences’ "déclaration d’intentions", published on its homepage.
– Lanuque, Jean-Guillaume: Qu’est-ce que Dissidences-BLEMR?, in: Cahiers Léon Trotsky, 2002 (79), pp. 91-104.

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What follows is a list of the hitherto published issues (as of 2008) and an author index of Dissidences:

• Année 1, no. 1 (déc. 1998). From the contents: Déclaration d’intentions. Editorial: pourquoi ce bulletin?. Liste des chercheurs. Rubrique Internet. Comptes-rendus de lectures [some 12 reviews]. Bibliographie thématique: Mai 68. 44 pp.
• Année 2, no. 2 (avril 1999). From the contents: Tribune. Centre d’archives. Rubrique Internet. Liste des chercheurs. Présentation d’éditions et de collections. Critique cinématographique. Comptes-rendu de lectures [some 8 reviews]. Bibliographie thématique: Mouvements révolutionnaires et guerre d’espagne. Chronologie indicative: Les minorités "ultragauches" en France (1938-1968). 52 pp.
• Année 3, no. 3 (sept. 1999). From the contents: Tribune. Rubrique Internet. Liste des chercheurs. Présentation d’éditions et de collections. Comptes-rendu de lectures [some 10 reviews]. Articles d’analyse. Bibliographie thématique: Le mouvement trotskyste en France, des origines à aujourd’hui. Complément bibliographique sur les mouvements révolutionnaires et la guerre d’Espagne. Revue des livres. Revue des revues. 52 pp.
• Année 2, no. 4 (déc. 1999). From the contents: Centres d’archives. Rubrique Internet. Liste des chercheurs. Présentation d’éditions et de collections. Comptes-rendu de lectures [some 8 reviews]. Articles d’analyse. Tribune. Bibliographie thématique: Le féminisme. Chronologie indicative: Les principaux groupes de lutte armée d’Europe. Revue des livres et des travaux de recherche. Revue des revues. 52 pp.
• Année 3, no. 5 (avril 2000). From the contents: Tribune. Centres d’archives. Présentation d’éditions et de collections. Du côté de la Russie. Dossier Anarchisme (Bibliographie thématique, notes de lectures, centre d’archives, rubrique Internet). Article d’analyse. Comptes-rendu de lectures [4 reviews]. Revue des livres et des travaux de recherche. Revue des revues. Liste des chercheurs. 52 pp.
• Année 3, no. 6 (sept. 2000). From the contents: Tribune. Centres d’archives. Dossier Surréalisme. Note de lectures [10 reviews]. Revue des revues. Liste des chercheurs. 48 pp.
• Année 3, no. 7 (déc. 2000). From the contents: Tribune. Centres d’archives. Dossier: Le trotskysme dans les Amériques (Bibliographie thématique, centre d’archives, contribution, Internet, repères, commentaires, note de lecture). Notes de lectures [4 reviews]. Revue des livres et des travaux de recherche. Revue des revues. 56 pp.
• Année 4, no. 8 (mai 2001). From the contents: Tribune. Actualité. Etat de la recherche. Centre d’archives. Dossier: Mémoires de la Commune de Paris (Bibliographie thématique, note de lecture, Internet, contribution, documents, chronologie thématique). Notes de lectures [6 reviews]. Revue des livres et des travaux de recherche. Revue des revues. Liste des chercheurs. 48 pp.
• Année 4, no. 9 (oct. 2001). From the contents: Tribune. Actualité. Etat de la recherche. Bibliographie indicative: Lutte Ouvrière - Union Communiste Internationaliste. Edition. Dossier: Anticolonialisme(s) révolutionnaire(s) (Présentation, Chronologie indicative, contributions, centre d’archives). Notes de lectures [8 reviews]. Revue des livres et des travaux de recherche. Revue des revues. Liste des chercheurs. 60 pp.
• Année 5, no. 10 (févr. 2002). From the contents: Débats. Centre d’archives. Etat de la recherche. Dossier: Révolution sexuelle. Notes de lecture [15 reviews]. Revue des livres et des travaux de recherche. Revue des revues. Liste des chercheurs. 57 pp.
• Année 5, no. 11 (juin 2002). From the contents: Débats. Actualité. Etat de la recherche. Centre d’archives. Edition. Dossier: Mémoires de la révolution française. Notes de lecture [17 reviews]. Revue des revues. 57 pp.
• Année 5, no. 12/13 (oct. 2002). From the contents: Tribune. Etat de la recherche. Débats. Initiative. Actualité. Centre d’archives. Enjeux. Lectures. Dossier: Révolutionnaires en seconde guerre mondiale (Orientation bibliographique, état de la recherche, situations). Notes de lecture [22 reviews]. Revue des livres et des travaux de recherche. Oeuvres littéraires sociales. Revue des revues. Nécrologie. Avis de recherche. 111 pp.
• Année 6, no. 14/15 (oct. 2003/jan. 2004). From the contents: Etat de la recherche. Débats. Centre d’archives. Actualité. Débats. Dossier: Autour du mouvement révolutionnaire chilien. Notes de lecture [some 60 reviews]. Revue des livres et des travaux de recherche. Oeuvres littéraires sociales. Revue des revues. 158 pp.
• [New series] vol. 1 (déc. 2005). From the contents: Présentation générale. Révolution, lutte armée et terrorisme (a dozen contributions by various authors, inter alia by J.-G. Lanuque and J.-P. Salles about Terrorisme et trotskysme). 208 pp. ISBN 2-7475-9718-0 ; ISBN 978-2-7475-9718-0
• [New series] vol. 2 (févr. 2007). Daniel Guérin : révolutionnaire en mouvement(s) [a dozen contributions by various authors about Daniel Guérin (1904-1988)]. 216 pp. ISBN 978-2-296-02319-2
• [New series] vol. 3 (oct. 2007). Avant-gardes artistiques et politiques autour de la première guerre mondiale [11 contributions by various authors plus bibliography, reviews]. 197 pp.
• [New series] vol. 4 (avril 2008). Mai 68 : monde de la culture et acteurs sociaux dans la contestation [9 contributions by various authors plus bibliography, reviews]. 160 pp. ISBN 978-2-915651-99-7
• [New series] vol. 5 [announced for Autumn 2008. About May 1968 ...]
• [New series] vol. 6 [announced for Spring 2009. About Trotskyisms in France ...]
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Author index of Dissidences*⁾




Antony, Michel: : [n.s.] 3
Auzende, Patrick: 14/15
Baltz, Laetitia: [n.s.] 4
Baron, Pauline: : [n.s.] 3
Baudry, Hervé: [n.s.] 2
Berry, David: 12/13
Beuvain, Christian: 9, 10, 11, 12/13, 14/15, [n.s.] 1, 2
Bigaré, Jean-Pierre: 1
Billon-Grand, Pascal: [n.s.] 4
Blavier, Yves: 11
Bloom, Joshua: [n.s.] 1
Boulouque, Sylvain: [n.s.] 2
Bourrinet, Philippe: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 12/13
Bulaitis, J.: 14/15
Cambarlhac, Vincent. 11, [n.s.] 3, [n.s.] 4
Chalton, Hervé: 12/13, 14/15
Chaumier, Serge: 10
Chavaine, Farid de: : [n.s.] 3
Chevalier, Pierre: 12/13
Choffat, Thierry: 10, 11, 12/13
Christ, Michel: 2, 5, 6, 8
Coleman, Yves: 11, 12/13
Couret, Daniel: 7, 14/15
Cuccaroni, Valerio: [n.s.] 3
Cuenot, Alain: [n.s.] 3
Cynober, Julien: 2
Dauphiné, Quentin: 1, 2, 3
Debailly, Renaud: [n.s.] 4
Debourdeau, Jean-Pierre: 8, [n.s.] 4
Delbecke, Olivier: 4, 7
Delouvée, Sylvain: 6, 12/13
Ducange, Jean: 11, [n.s.] 2
Esquerre, Laurent: [n.s.] 2
Faroult, David: 14/15
Gaudichaud, Franck: 7, 9, 10, 12/13, 14/15, [n.s.] 1
Gombin, Richard: 3
Gordon, Daniel: [n.s. 2]
Gouas, Anthony: 4
Guegan, Gérard: 1
Guillain, Jean-Yves: [n.s.] 3
Guseva, Julia: [n.s.] 2
Hamelin, David: [n.s.] 4
Hohl, Thierry: 12/13, 14/15, [n..s.] 2
Jacquier, Charles: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 12/13
Jarrige, Pauline: 5
Jeanpierre, Laurent: 7
Jousmet, Raymond: 11
Kindo, Yann: 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12/13
Klein, Anne: [n.s.] 3
Korsne, Serge: 6
Lamoureux, Jean-Claude: 11
Landre, Henri: 9
Langlet, François: 8, 12/13
Lanuque, Jean-Guillaume: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12/13, 14/15, [n.s.] 1, [n.s.] 3, [n.s.] 4
Lequenne, Michel: 4, 7, 10, 12/13
Leroux, Fabien: 10, 11
Leruth, Aurélie: : [n.s.] 3
Lévy, Pierre: 9, 10
Loncle, Julien: 14/15
Malaisé, Céline: 12/13
Marchetti, C.: 3
Martin, Jean-Philippe: [n.s.] 4
Melquiond, Anne-Lise: 4
Meynier, Gilbert: 9
Micalef, Constance: 11, 14/15
Moreau, Aurélien: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12/13
Moulain, Stéphane: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12/13, 14/15, [n.s.] 1
Muhleisen, Laurent: [n.s.] 2
Neveux, Olivier: 14715
Palieraki, Eugenia: 14/15
Pattieu, Sylvain: 9, 10
Pleudon, Luc: 3
Premat, Christophe: [n.s.] 4
Rapin, Ami-Jacques: [n.s.] 1
Renton, Dave: [n.s.] 2
Reynaud-Paligot, Carole: 6
Riondet, Xavier: [n.s.] 4
Rosés Cordovilla, Sergi: [n.s.] 1
Salles, Jean-Paul: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12/13, 14/15, [n.s.] 1, [n.s.] 3, [n.s.] 4
Schoumacher, Florent: 4, 6, 9, [n.s.] 3
Schwarzwald, Robert: [n.s.] 2
Silberstein, Patrick: 3
Simon, Jacques: 9
Sorge, Thomas: 8
Thomas, Frédéric: [n.s.] 3
Thomas, Jean-Baptiste: [n.s.] 1
Touton, Jean-Louis: 10
Ubbiali, Georges: 4, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12/13, 14/15
Varon, Jeremy: [n.s.] 1
Vigreux, Jean: 14/15
Violet, Renaud: 14/15
Vitale, Luis: 14/15
Walter, Richard: 12/13, [n.s.] 1



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