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Brill Arise Ye Wretched of the Earth - Global Social History 29

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Explore a fresh perspective on the First International with Arise Ye Wretched of the Earth. Part of the Studies in Global Social History series, this volume moves beyond traditional Eurocentric views to provide a comprehensive look at the IWMA during the first wave of globalization. This collection features well-documented essays that examine the movement from a global standpoint. Readers will find significant insights into the roles and opportunities for women within male-dominated groups, as well as dedicated sections covering the Latin American and US branches of the IWMA. A standout contribution includes Jurgen Herres's analysis, "Karl Marx and the IWMA Revisited," which offers a post-Cold War viewpoint on Marx as a leading figure of the era. This book is an essential resource for students of the larger Left and anyone interested in business and economic history through a global lens.

Key Features

Provides a global perspective on the First International, moving past traditional Eurocentric analyses to include Latin American and US sections.

Includes a post-Cold War re-evaluation of Karl Marx and his role within the IWMA by scholar Jurgen Herres.

Examines the historical roles and opportunities available to women within the male-dominated groups of the era.

Offers well-documented essays suitable for students of history and members of the larger Left.

Part of the Studies in Global Social History series (Volume 29) from the reputable publisher Brill.

Product Specifications

Brand
Brill
Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 May 2017
Listed Since
09 December 2016

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