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Twentieth Century Communism

a journal of international history

ISSN 1758-6437

Editors Richard Cross, Norry LaPorte, Kevin Morgan, Matthew Worley

Twentieth Century Communism provides an international forum for the latest research on the subject and an entry-point into key developments and debates not immediately accessible to English-language historians. Its main focus is on the period of the Russian revolution (1917-91) and on the activities of communist parties themselves. However, its remit will also extend to the movement's antecedents and rivals, the responses to communism of political competitors and state systems, and to the cultural as well as political influence of communism.

Twentieth Century Communism is a peer-reviewed journal of 256 pages appearing annually in May, both online and in print.

Issue 1 Contents

Issue 2: spring 2010, Communism and political violence
Contents include: the emergencies in Malaysia; Red terrorism and political violence in Italy; Communism in Kashmir; Uses, means and functions of violence in the PCF; Social conflicts and persistence of violence in Italy; Comparative and theoretical perspectives. For further information, contact m.worley@reading.ac.uk

Future issues:

Issue 3: spring 2011, International communism and the crises of the 1960s-70s
This issue will focus on the implications and repercussions of the crises of the 1960s and 1970s in a range of national contexts. Themes include: Cleavages within communist parties; Reactions to international events such as Czechoslovakia 1968; Portugal 1974; International models and sources of leadership: Mao, Castro, Eurocommunism; Relations with rivals, challengers and the 'new social movements'; The uneven development of destalinisation: pressures, equivocations, resistances. For further information contact richard.cross@ntu.ac.uk

Editorial advisers:
Aldo Agosti; Bernhard Bayerlein, Sylvain Boulouque; Geoff Eley; Jean-François Fayet; Irina Filitova; Nina Fishman; Ben Fowkes; José Gotovitch; Subhanlal Gupta; Stephen Hopkins; Edward J. Johanningsmeier; Kevin McDermott; Stuart Macintyre; Svend Rybner; Tauno Saarela; Steve Smith; Daniela Spenser; Brigitte Studer; Ronald Suny; Geoffrey Swain; Andrew Thorpe; Alexander Vatlin; Hermann Weber; Serge Wolikow.

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This is the blog of Twentieth Century Communism: a journal of international history (2009-), formerly the Communist History Network Newsletter (1996-2008). It is intended to provide regular posts and announcements which can supplement the annual publication cycle of Twentieth Century Communism - fulfilling, through ongoing incremental updates, some of the information sharing roles previously met by the bi-annual Communist History Network Newsletter.


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