Joll’s book on anarchism, with its emphasis on ideological roots and consequences, as well as on the historical sweep of anarchistic movements, has now been revised in light of new historical studies and also brought up to date. The student rebellions of the late 1960s as well as the terrorism of groups like Baader-Meinhof are examined and placed into a larger context. As long as there are continuities in New Left thought and action in contemporary politics, this study will remain the classic work in its field.
Written by: James Joll
Published by: Little, Brown and Company
Printing Date: 1967
Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Condition:
In Acceptable Condition for the age. The dust jacket has Heavy wear along the edges and corners with rips and chips. The front has a large rip. Book itself has Heavy wear on the outside, mostly around corners. The front board has some damage. Binding is strong. The pages are in good condition, crisp and clean. Please see pictures for more info.
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