Rethinking Revolutions from 1905 to 1934

1. Introduction:&nbsp;Three Decades of Global Revolution at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century;&nbsp;Stefan Berger and Klaus Weinhauer.- Part I. Revolutions around the World.- 2.&nbsp;Leading the Workers, Leading the Peasants: The Russian Revolution, 1897-1921;&nbsp;Geoffrey Swain.- 3.&nbsp;Imagining, Scripting and Enacting Revolution in Early Twentieth-Century China: The Xinhai Revolution of 1911;&nbsp;Laura De Giorgi.- 4.&nbsp;Frontiers of Revolution and Empire in the Middle East;&nbsp;Alp Yenen.- 5.&nbsp;Land and Freedom: Anarchists and Indians in the Crossfire of Colonial Expansion and Social Revolution in Latin America, 1848-1917;&nbsp;Olaf Kaltmeier and Léon Enrique Ávila Romero.- Part II. Revolutions, Revolutionaries and Counter Mobilisation in Europe.- 6.&nbsp;Global versus National Revolutionaries: Italian Trajectories from the ‘Great Migration’ to the ‘Fascist Revolution';&nbsp;Marica Tolomelli.- 7.&nbsp;The German Revolution of 1918-1920; Stefan&nbsp;Bergerand Klaus Weinhauer.- 8.&nbsp;The First Revolution of the Twentieth Century: Fears of Socialism and Anti-labour Mobilisation in Europe after the Russian Revolution of 1905;&nbsp;Romain Bonnet, Amerigo Caruso and Alessandro Saluppo.- 9.&nbsp;For People’s Power: Revolutions in Finland, 1899-1932;&nbsp;Pertti Haapala.- 10.&nbsp;The Last Echo of 1917: The Asturian October between Revolution and Antifascism;&nbsp;Matthew Kerry.- Part III. Revolutionaries between Repression and Reform.- 11.&nbsp;Vanguard to Laggard in a Revolutionary Age: Australian Labour, Democracy, Revolution and Reform; Liam Byrne and Sean Scalmer.- 12.&nbsp;The United States in an Era of Global Revolution;&nbsp;Shelton Stromquist.- 13.&nbsp;South African Revolutionaries: 1915-1922;&nbsp;Tom Lodge.<div><br></div>