Eyes to the South

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Eyes to the Southstudies the currents of the Algerian revolution alongside the development of French anarchist thought from the 1950s to the present. The book presents a fluid mosaic of actions, writings, and theoretical positions as it follows the shifting contexts of Algerian politics and society and the evolving consciousness and organizing of French anarchists in all their diversity. The result is an engaging and fresh approach to both transnational politics and anarchist ideas. David Porterrecently retired as professor of politics at State University of New York and is editor of Vision on Fire: Emma Goldman on the Spanish Revolution.

Map of Algeria	p. j
Acknowledgments	p. 1
Key Initials	p. 3
Basic Timeline for Algeria, 1954-Present	p. 5
Foreword	p. 7
Introduction
Personal Introduction	p. 10
Historical Background of Modern Algeria: The Colonial Context and the Anti-Colonial Movement	p. 13
Anarchist Background	p. ,
Post-World War II French Anarchists	p. 16
Anarchists and Nationalism	p. 18
Anarchists in Algeria	p. 20
Book Organization and Methodology	p. 23
The Algerian War (1954-1962): Nationalism, Violence, and Revolution
Algerian Background: Realities of the National Liberation Struggle	p. 28
French Anarchism Background: Engagement, Polarization, and Splits	p. 33
French Anarchist Positions	p. 36
Fédération Communiste Libertaire	p. 36
Daniel Guérin	p. 42
GAAR/Noir et Rouge	p. 51
Federation Anarchiste	p. 57
Albert Camus	p. 67
Témoms	p. 71
Anarcho-Pacifists	p. 76
Anarcho-Individualists	p. 82
The Ben Bella Regime (1962-1965): Ideal and Reality of Workers' Self-Management
Algerian Background: Power Struggles and "Algerian Socialism" 90 French Anarchism Background: Support, Younger Visions and Faded Vitality	p. 105
French Anarchist Positions	p. 108
Daniel Guerin	p. 108
GAAK/Noir et Rouge	p. 119
Fédération Anarchiste	p. 122
Témotns	p. 128
The Boumédienne Regime (1965-1978): State Socialism and Political Islam
Algerian Background: Balancing Left and Right in Consolidating the Regime	p. 130
French Anarchism Background: New Reflections on Algerian Autogestion and the Peak and Aftermath of May-June 1968	p. 135
French Anarchist Positions	p. 137
Daniel Guérin	p. 137
Noir et Rouge	p. 149
La Lanterne Noire	p. 156
UGAC/TAC	p. 159
ORA/OCL/UTCL/OCA	p. 163
Fédération Anarchiste	p. 169
Anarchisme et Non-Violence	p. 181
The Chadli, Boudiaf and Zeroual Regimes (1979-1999): Berber and Urban Revolts, Liberalization and Military/Islamist Civil War
Algerian Background: Grassroots Insurgents, Political Reform and the "Black Decade" of Violence	p. 190
French Anarchism Background: The Pluralistic Movement Sorts Out	p. 198
French Anarchist Positions	p. 200
UTCL/Alternative Libertaire	p. 200
Anarcho-Syndicalists	p. 211
Infos et Analyses Libertaires	p. 216
Organisation Communiste Libertaire (OCL)	p. 219
Informations et Réflexions Libertaires/La Gryffe	p. 234
L'Oiseau-tempete	p. 247
Fédération Anarchiste	p. 248
SCALP/REFLEX/No Pasaran	p. 311
The Bouteflika Regime (1999-Present): Horizontalist Resistance and Authoritarian Rule
Algerian Background: Kabyle Insurgency, Assemblies Movement and the "Democratic" Facade	p. 320
French Anarchism Background: Distinct Voices and Identities	p. 328
French Anarchist Positions	p. 332
Alternative Libertaire	p. 332
Organisation Communiste Libertaire	p. 347
Fédération Anarchiste	p. 375
Coordination des Groupes Anarchistes (CGA)	p. 393
Anarcho-Syndicalists (CNT-AIT and CNT-F)	p. 395
Le Jura Libertaire	p. 430
No Pasaran	p. 439
L'Oiseau-tempête	p. 449
Offensive Libertaire et Sociale (OLS)	p. 455
Réfractions	p. 461
Insurrectionist Anarchists	p. 465
Conclusion
Anarchism in Algeria	p. 476
French Anarchists' "Alternative History" of Algeria	p. 485
Reflections on the French Anarchist Movement	p. 489
Reflections on the Anarchist Movement Generally	p. 493
Endnotes	p. 497
Bibliography	p. 560
Index	p. 565
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