The German Revolution and Political Theory (Hardcover, 2019)

Chapter 1. The "Forgotten" German Revolution: A Conceptual Map (Gaard Kets and James Muldoon) PART I. Rethinking the Revolution Chapter 2. Women in the German Revolution (Helen L. Boak) Chapter 3. The German Revolution and the Radical Right (Robert Heynen) Chapter 4. Revolutionary Berlin - Fulcrum of the Twentieth Century (Donny Gluckstein) Chapter 5. Working Class Politics in the Bremen Council Republic (Gaard Kets) Chapter 6. Revolutionary Principles and Strategy in the November Revolution: The Case of the USPD (Nicholas Vrousalis) PART II. Political Theorists of the German Revolution Chapter 7. Eduard Bernstein and the Lessons of the German Revolution (Marius S. Ostrowski) Chapter 8. Karl Kautsky and the Theory of Socialist Republicanism (Michael J. Thompson) Chapter 9. Democracy and Dictatorship: Rosa Luxemburg's Path to Revolution (Mayra Cotta) Chapter 10. Richard Muller, Ernst Daumig and the "Pure" Council System (Ralf Hoffrogge) Chapter 11. Gustav Landauer and the Revolutionary Principle of Non-Violent Non-Cooperation (Christian Bartolf and Dominique Miething) Chapter 12. Persistent Memories: Jewish Activists and the German Revolution (Stephen Eric Bronner) PART III. The German Revolution in Contemporary Political Theory Chapter 13. A Theory of Council Democracy (Yohan Dubigeon) Chapter 14. Insurgent Democracy and the German Councils (Paul Mazzocchi) Chapter 15. Forgotten Uprisings and Silent Dialogues: Hannah Arendt and the German Revolution (Shmuel Lederman) Chapter 16. Rosa Luxemburg on the Dialectic of Spontaneous and Party Politics (Paulina Tambakaki) Chapter 17. The Birth of Council Communism (James Muldoon)