Social democracy and the working class in the nineteenth and twentieth century Germany

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Abbreviations = ⅹ
• Author's Acknowledgements = xii
• 1. Introduction = 1
• Structure of the brook = 2
• The bringing together of labour movement and working-class history = 7
• The development of the SPD in the context of European Social Democracy = 10
• GDR and FRG historiography : trapped by finalistic narratives = 12
• The demise of Communism and the triumphalism of liberal capitalism = 14
• The labour movement and the project of capitalist modernisation = 16
• 2. The Origins of Social Democratic Identity, 1789 - 1875 = 19
• Industrialisation and the origins of wage labour = 22
• Nineteenth-Century working-class lives = 25
• Early forms of working-class protest = 27
• Working-class women = 29
• Attempts to organise workers : insurrections, journeymen's organisations and workers' educational associations = 33
• 1848, the Brotherhood of Workers and middle-class anxieties = 39
• Liberals, Christians, Conservatives and Socialists = 42
• The crisis of German Lib-Labism in the 1860s = 46
• Social Democratic working-class parties and the beginnings of trade unionism = 48
• 3. Between Isolation and Integration, 1871 - 1918 = 54
• Industrialisation and the continued heterogeneity of working-class lives = 56
• Women at work and in politics = 63
• The `born proletariat' and the diversity of working-class identities : Eigen-Sinn, Christianity and ethnicity = 66
• The Anti-Socialist Law and its consequences = 72
• Labour movement culture = 76
• The SPD between isolation and integration = 79
• Social Democratic internationalism and the First World War = 88
• 4. In Defence of the Republican State, 1918 - 1933 = 94
• The revolution of 1918-19 = 94
• The labour movement divided : Communists and Social Democrats = 102
• The heyday of anarcho-syndicalism = 112
• The Catholic labour movement = 115
• Stumbling stones on the SPD's road towards becoming a catch-all party = 116
• Social Democracy and the `woman question' = 121
• Corporatism, Fordism and economic democracy = 124
• Social Democracy and the rise of Nazism = 130
• 5. Social Democracy under Conditions of Illegality, 1933-1989 = 136
• Resistance to National Socialism = 138
• Workers and the Nazi state = 142
• Exile politics = 151
• Communists and Social Democrats after 1945 = 154
• SED and workers in the socialist state = 162
• From campaigns against Social Democracy to the Social Democratisation of the SED = 169
• The rebirth of Social Democracy from among the citizens' movement = 172
• The Party of Democratic Socialism = 175
• 6. From Golden Age to the End of Social Democracy? The FRG, 1945 - 1998 = 178
• Social Democracy and the German Left after the war : continuities and discontinuities = 180
• Remaking the SPD in the long years of opposition, 1949 - 1966 = 185
• The deproletarianisation of West German society = 190
• The Grand Coalition, 1966 - 1969 = 195
• The social-liberal coalition, 1969 - 1982 = 198
• New converts? The SPD, the middle classes and organised religion = 202
• Social Democracy and the challenge of the Green Party = 205
• Intra-party divisions and the struggle between modernisers and traditionalists in the SPD = 207
• Social Democracy and the challenges of neo-liberalism = 212
• Social Democracy and the reunification of Germany = 216
• 1998 : towards a renaissance of Social Democracy? = 217
• 7. Conclusion = 219
• Social Democracy and the nation state = 219
• Social Democracy as party of government and as social movement = 223
• The German labour movement and its Western European context = 225
• Remaking Social Democracy in the 1990s = 227
• Social Democracy and the `woman question' = 229
• Select Bibliographical Essay = 233
• Maps = 251
• Index = 256