LCW Vol. 20

Contents

112 chapters

• Title page
• Source and provenance
• Preface by Progress Publishers
• Critical Remarks on the National Question
• 1. LIBERALS AND DEMOCRATS ON THE LANGUAGE QUESTION
• 2. 'NATIONAL CULTURE'
• 3. THE NATIONALIST BOGEY OF 'ASSIMILATION'
• 4. 'CULTURAL-NATIONAL AUTONOMY'
• 5. THE EQUALITY OF NATIONS AND THE RIGHTS OF NATIONAL MINORITIES
• 6. CENTRALISATION AND AUTONOMY
• Once More About the International Socialist Bureau and the Liquidators
• National-Liberalism and the Right of Nations to Self-Determination
• Narodism and Liquidationism as Disintegrating Elements in the Working-Class Movement
• Comment on Kautsky's Letter
• Novoye Vremya and Rech on the Right of Nations to Self-Determination
• A Letter to the Editor
• Four Thousand Rubles a Year and a Six-Hour Day
• Is a Compulsory Official Language Needed?
• To Camille Huysmans
• The Purpose of Zemstvo Statistics
• Book Review: Labour Protection Exhibits
• The Liberals' Corruption of the Workers
• Letter to the Editor
• The Liquidators' Leader on the Liquidators' Terms of 'Unity'
• A Contribution to the History of the National Programme in Austria and in Russia
• A Highborn Liberal Landlord on the 'New Zemstvo Russia'
• Narodism and the Class of Wage-Workers
• More About 'Nationalism'
• The Peasantry and Hired Labour
• Mr. Struve on the Need to 'Reform the Government'
• The Narodniks on N. K. Mikhailovsky
• Concerning A. Bogdanov
• Editorial Comment on Veteran's Article: 'The National Question and the Lettish Proletariat'
• Preface to the Symposium: Marxism and Liquidationism
• Political Disputes Among the Liberals
• The 'Labouring' Peasantry and the Trade in Land
• What Is Worrying the Liberals
• Narodniks and Liquidators in the Trade Union Movement
• Pious Wishes
• A Liberal Professor on Equality
• The British Liberals and Ireland
• The Taylor System—Man's Enslavement by the Machine
• A 'Responsible Opposition' and the Participation of the Constitutional-Democrats in the March 1 Conference
• The Break-Up of the 'August' Bloc
• Capitalism and the Press
• A Radical Bourgeois on the Russian Workers
• Political Lessons
• The National Equality Bill
• Farm Labourers' Wages
• The Lettish Workers and the Split in the Social-Democratic Group in the Duma
• The 'August' Fiction Exposed
• Socialism Demolished Again
• Forms of the Working-Class Movement
• The Left Narodniks Whitewash the Bourgeoisie
• On the Question of National Policy
• Constitutional Crisis in Britain
• Unity (April 12, 1914)
• Organised Marxists on Intervention by the International Bureau
• National Equality
• The Liquidators and the Lettish Working-Class Movement
• Serf Economy in the Rural Areas
• From the History of the Workers' Press in Russia
• What Should Not Be Copied from the German Labour Movement
• Book Review: N. A. Rubakin, Among Books,
• Liquidationism Defined
• Concluding Remarks to the Symposium Marxism and Liquidationism
• More About the Political Crisis
• The Ideological Struggle in the Working-Class Movement
• Bill on the Equality of Nations and the Safeguarding of the Rights of National Minorities
• 'Neighbouring Squires'
• The Narodniks and 'Factional Coercion'
• Corrupting the Workers with Refined Nationalism
• The Political Situation
• Workers' Unity and Intellectualist 'Trends'
• The Left Narodniks
• The Liquidators and Malinovsky's Biography
• Two Paths
• Plekhanov, Who Knows Not What He Wants
• The Estimates of the Ministry of Agriculture
• Unity (May 30, 1914)
• A Fool's Haste Is No Speed
• Disruption of Unity Under Cover of Outcries for Unity
• Book Review: I. Drozdov, The Wages of Farm Labourers
• Clarity Has Been Achieved
• Adventurism
• The Liquidators and the Decisions of the Lettish Marxists
• The Working Class and Its Press
• Left-Wing Narodism and Marxism
• The Agrarian Question in Russia
• The Political Significance of Vituperation
• Objective Data on the Strength of the Various Trends in the Working-Class Movement
• How Strong is the Left-Narodnik Trend Among the Workers
• The Right of Nations to Self-Determination
• 1. WHAT IS MEANT BY THE SELF-DETERMINATION OF NATIONS?
• 2. THE HISTORICALLY CONCRETE PRESENTATION OF THE QUESTION
• 3. THE CONCRETE FEATURES OF THE NATIONAL QUESTION IN RUSSIA, AND RUSSIA'S BOURGEOIS-DEMOCRATIC REFORMATION
• 4. 'PRACTICALITY' IN THE NATIONAL QUESTION
• 5. THE LIBERAL BOURGEOISIE AND THE SOCIALIST OPPORTUNISTS IN THE NATIONAL QUESTION
• 6. NORWAY'S SECESSION FROM SWEDEN
• 7. THE RESOLUTION OF THE LONDON INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS, 1896
• 8. THE UTOPIAN KARL MARX AND THE PRACTICAL ROSA LUXEMBURG
• 9. THE 1903 PROGRAMME AND ITS LIQUIDATORS
• 10. CONCLUSION
• The Bourgeois Intelligentsia's Methods of Struggle Against the Workers
• The Vperyodists and the Vperyod Group
• Editorial Comment on Ocksen Lola's 'Appeal to the Ukrainian Workers'
• Report of the C.C. of the R.S.D.L.P. to the Brussels Conference and Instructions to the C.C. Delegation
• How the Workers Responded to the Formation of the Russian Social-Democratic Labour Group in the Duma
• Clarity First and Foremost!
• The Results of Workers' Press Day Summed Up
• The Polish Social-Democratic Opposition at the Parting of the Ways
• Reply to the Article in Leipziger Volkszeitung