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104 Steps To Recovery of the Social Vector
1. TWO AXES OF ESPECIFISMO
2. ESPECIFISMO IDEOLOGY
3. ORGANIZATION IS ESSENTIAL
4. CLASS STRUGGLE
5. SECTARIAN ANARCHISM
6. BOURGEOIS ANARCHISTS
7. PRACTICE TO INFORM THEORY
8. UNITY OF THEORY AND IDEOLOGY
9. UNITY OF STRATEGY
10. DECISION-MAKING
11. MILITANT COMMITMENT
12. UMBRELLA ORGANIZING
13. INDIVIDUALISM
14. INFLUENCES
15. BAKUNIN
16. MALATESTA
17. MAGÓN
18. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
19. THE PLATFORM
20. SPANISH REVOLUTION
21. BRAZIL
22. FAU
23. HISTORICAL CONCLUSIONS
24. THE DEBATE ABOUT ORGANIZATION
25. ANARCHISM
26. HISTORY AND CONTEXT
27. SOCIAL VS. LIFESTYLE ANARCHISM
28. EXPLOITED CLASSES
29. AUTHORITARIAN VS. LIBERTARIAN
30. THE SOCIAL VECTOR OF ANARCHISM
31. REVOLUTIONARY GYMNASTICS
32. THE STRIKE MOVEMENT
33. DEMOBILIZATION
34. SOCIAL AND POLITICAL LEVEL CRISIS
35.IDEAL PERES
36. ESPECIFISMO ANARCHISM
37. CAPITALISM
38. A COMPLEX MARKET SYSTEM
39. GLOBAL EXPLOITATION
40. HISTORY OF THE STATE
41. THE STATE AND CLASS RELATIONS
42. AUTHORITARIAN SOCIALISTS
43. REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY
44. SPECIFIC CRITIQUES TODAY
45. SOCIAL REVOLUTION
46. VIOLENCE
47. LIBERTARIAN SOCIALISM
48. SELF-MANAGED AND FEDERALIST
49. CITY AND COUNTRY
50. WORKERS’ AND CONSUMERS’ COUNCILS
51. INTELLECTUAL AND MANUAL LABOR
52. FUNCTIONING COLLECTIVISM
53. TECHNOLOGY
54. SELF-MANAGED FEDERALISM
55. RESISTANCE
56. STATUS QUO ORDER
57. SOCIAL FORCE
58. ORGANIZATION AS CONVERGENCE
59. NECESSITY NOT IDEOLOGY
60. AUTONOMY IN MOVEMENTS
61. COMBATIVE MOVEMENTS
62. DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTS
63. MILITANT CONDUCT
64. SHORT, MEDIUM, AND LONG-TERM
65. THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SPECIFIC ANARCHIST ORGANIZATION
66. INTERESTS OF THE EXPLOITED CLASSES
67. 2003 CHARTER OF PRINCIPLES
68. NO POLITICAL VACUUM
69. THE FRONTS
70. AN IMPORTANT PARADOX
71. MILITANTS INSIDE
72. SUPPORTERS
73. COMMITMENT AND DECISION-MAKING
74. WORKING WITH ACTIVISTS
75. VOTING
76. ORGANIZATIONAL DISCIPLINE
77. EXPLOITED CLASS PROTAGONISTS
78. NEED-BASED SOCIAL WORK
79. MOVEMENTS CAUSE PRACTICE
80. IDEOLOGY AND POLITICS OF MOVEMENTS
81. INFLUENCING
82. MOBILIZATION
83. THEORY ORGANIZES AND DEFINES
84. THEORY IN PROPAGANDA
85. THEORY AND PRACTICE
86. THEORY AND IDEOLOGY
87. UNITY
88. CONSISTENTLY IN AN ORGANIZED WAY
89. STIMULATING CONSCIOUSNESS
90. LIMITS OF PROPAGANDA
91. PROPAGANDA BY EXAMPLE
92. POLITICAL-LEVEL EDUCATION
93. SOCIAL-LEVEL EDUCATION
94. RELATIONS AND FUNDS
95. PROTAGONIST OF TRANSFORMATION
96. SOCIAL MOVEMENT LIMITATIONS
97. THE POLITICAL LEVEL IS IDEOLOGICAL
98. THE VANGUARD AS A BEAM OF LIGHT
99. THE QUESTION OF ETHICS
100. GRASSROOTS-ISM
101. 3 QUESTIONS OF STRATEGY
102. DEVELOPMENT AND ASSESSMENT
103. THE STRATEGIC LINE
104. COLLECTIVE DECISIONS, NOT INDIVIDUAL DISPUTES
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