Collectives in the Spanish Revolution : Leval, Gastón, author

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Intro; 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 ChartersPart 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 Torrente4. 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