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INTRODUCTION TO THE DOVER EDITION
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REFORM OR REVOLUTION
INTRODUCTION
PART ONE
I. The Opportunist Method
II. The Adaptation of Capitalism
III. The Realization of Socialism through Social Reforms
IV. Capitalism and the State
V. The Consequences of Social Reformism and General Nature of Reformism
PART TWO
VI. Economic Development and Socialism
VII. Cooperatives, Unions, Democracy
VIII. Conquest of Political Power
IX. Collapse
X. Opportunism in Theory and Practice
LENINISM OR MARXISM?
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THE MASS STRIKE, THE POLITICAL PARTY and THE TRADE UNION
I. The Russian Revolution, Anarchism, and the General Strike
II. The Mass Strike a Historical and Not an Artificial Product
III. Development of the Mass Strike Movement in Russia
IV. The Interaction of the Political and the Economic Struggle
V. Lessons of the Working-Class Movement in Russia Applicable to Germany
VI. Cooperation of Organized and Unorganized Workers Necessary for Victory
VII. The Role of the Mass Strike in the Revolution
VIII. Need for United Action of Trade Unions and Social Democracy
THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
I. Fundamental Significance of the Russian Revolution
II. The Bolshevik Land Policy
III. The Nationalities Question
IV. The Constituent Assembly
V. The Question of Suffrage
VI. The Problem of Dictatorship
VII. The Struggle Against Corruption
VIII. Democracy and Dictatorship
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