The Spanish Socialist Party: a History of Factionalism.

Abstract

Part 1 early years (1879-1939): from Guesdism to gradualism the pattern of party development tendencies in the PSOE. Part 2 Spectators of history - the exiles: socialist reorganization and persisting disunity relations with other forces the battle for recognition Atlantic drift shadows of tendencies. Part 3 Men without names - the PSOE in Spain, 1939-1970: The Socialist family strategic unity, tactical disunity the quasi-clandestine organization the geography of socialism. Part 4 Renovation: Antonio Amat and the reassertion of the interior phase one - the youth phase two - the UGT phase three - the PSOE schism of 1972 a new leadership emerges. Part 5 Socialism in transition 1974-1982: steering to the right behind the second renovation clans, currents, and tendencies on the eve of office. Part 6 Epilogue: in government, 1982-1986. Appendices: A - development of the main PSOE sectors in exile, 1939-1972 B - the balance of forces between the main factions at PSOE congresses in exile, 1947-1952 C - socialist executives in the interior D - pseudonyms E - socialist organizational structures, 1944-1986 F - the Socialists and elections, 1977-1986 G - the PSOE in parliament, 1977-1986.

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