CGT

The Confédération Générale du Travail is a French union federation that was predominantly anarcho-syndicalist from its founding in 1895 until World War I.

Syndicalism and Anarchism

By Pierre Monatte (1907)
CGT ⭑ France ⭑ sabotage ⭑ structure ⭑ union officials

How We Shall Bring About the Revolution

By Iain McKay (2008)
book review ⭑ CGT ⭑ France ⭑ history

The Strike Movement of 1898

By Bruce Vandervort (1996)
CGT ⭑ France ⭑ general strike ⭑ history ⭑ strike tactics and analysis

Fighting for Ourselves

By Solidarity Federation (2012)
AAUD ⭑ Argentina ⭑ boring from within and dual unionism ⭑ CGT ⭑ CNT ⭑ council communism ⭑ FAUD ⭑ FORA ⭑ France ⭑ FVdG ⭑ Germany ⭑ history ⭑ Italy ⭑ IWA ⭑ IWW ⭑ Labour Party ⭑ platformism ⭑ political affiliation ⭑ Spain ⭑ Spanish Civil War ⭑ TUC ⭑ UK ⭑ union officials ⭑ USA

Syndicalism: Its Theory and Practice

By Emma Goldman (1913)
CGT ⭑ France ⭑ general strike ⭑ intro ⭑ IWW ⭑ sabotage ⭑ USA

Review: The International Anarchist Congress Amsterdam (1907)

By Iain McKay (2011)
book review ⭑ CGT ⭑ France ⭑ history ⭑ The First International

The New Unionism

By Hippolyte Havel (1913)
book review ⭑ CGT ⭑ France ⭑ IWW ⭑ USA

The Birth of an International Anarcho-syndicalist Current

By François Guinchard (2014)
CGT ⭑ CNT ⭑ FORA ⭑ history ⭑ IWA ⭑ Spanish Civil War ⭑ World War I