Table of Contents

• Preface
• 1. The Origins of Mexican Anarchism
• 2. The Proselytizer
• 3. The Organizers
• 4. The Anarchists and the Origins of the Urban Labor Movement
• 5. Nineteenth-Century Anarchism and the Agrarian Movement
• 6. Decline and Perseverance
• 7. The Resurgence
• 8. Anarchism, the Working Class, and the Opening Phases of the Revolution
• 9. The Casa del Obrero Mundial and the Constitutionalists
• 10. The Aftermath of August 1916: Continued Activity
• 11. Conclusion
• Notes
• Bibliographic Note
• Bibliography
• Index

About the Author

John M. Hart is the John and Rebecca Moores Professor of History at the University of Houston.

Reviews

... a significant contribution to the intellectual history of Mexico. (Library Journal) Professor Hart has produced a pioneer work which be the starting point for all future research on the subject. It is clear, it is comprehensive, it is fair minded, and it fills a conspicuous gap in anarchist historiography. (Labor History)