Alphonse Merrheim: The Emergence of Reformism in Revolutionary syndicalism, 1871-1925

Abstract

I The Formative Years, 1871-1906.- 1 Early Trade Unionism. From the Federation of Copper-workers to the Federation of Metalworkers 1893-1904.- 2 French Workers and Foreign Workers. The Strikes in the Lorraine, 1905.- 3 The Struggle for the Eight-Hour Work Day. The Strike of Hennebont, 1906.- II The Crisis of Revolutionary Syndicalism, 1906-1914.- 4 The Crisis in the CGT.- 5 The Crisis in the Federation of Metalworkers.- 6 Merrheim's Intellectual Formation. The Justification for Reformism.- 7 Merrheim the CGT and Antimilitarism.- III The War and its Aftermath.- 8 The Limits of Antimilitarism.- 9 Merrheim, Jouhaux and Collaboration.- IV The Postwar Crisis, 1918-1923.- 10 Merrheim and the New Syndicalism.- 11 The June Metalworkers' Strike, 1919.- 12 Merrheim's Final Crisis.- Abbreviaiions Used in Notes.- Notes.

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