Fernando Claudin

Biographic Data

ID361714
NAMEFernando Claudin
GIVEN NAMESFernando
FAMILY NAMEClaudin
SIGNATURECLAUDIN F
AFFILIATIONSFundação Pablo Igiesias, Espanha
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS4
WORKS AS AUTHOR12
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1971
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX1

  • Comunismo E Social-Democracia

    Open AccessFernando ClaudinARTICLERevista Novos Rumos2022

    Estamos presenciando o fim de uma época histórica, iniciada com a revolução bolchevique e a cisão de 1919, na qual comunismo e social-democracia se enfrentam permanentemente

  • Interrogações sobre a Revolução de Outubro

    Open AccessFernando ClaudinARTICLELua Nova Revista de Cultura e…1990

  • Adieux au prolétariat. au delá du socialisme

    Open AccessTorcuato S Di Tella, André Gorz et al.ARTICLEDesarrollo Económico1982Cited by: 4

  • The Communist Movement

    Craig Calhoun, Fernando Claudin et al.ARTICLEContemporary Sociology A Journal…1979

  • The Communist Movement

    Thomas T Hammond, Fernando Claudin et al.ARTICLEThe Russian Review1978

  • The Communist Movement

    Alfred J Rieber, Fernando Claudin et al.ARTICLEThe American Historical Review1977

  • The Communist Movement

    Nigel Disney, Fernando ClaudinARTICLEMERIP Reports1977

  • Democracy and Dictatorship in Lenin and Kautsky

    Fernando ClaudinARTICLENew left review1977

    As G. D. H. Cole rightly said in his History of Socialist Thought, after the Russian Revolution Kautsky became the ‘principal theoretical antagonist of Bolshevism’. The Dictatorship of the Proletariat, published in September 1918, and Terrorism and Communism, which appeared about a year later, are the two basic

  • La crisis del movimiento comunista. De la Komintern al Kominform

    Jacques Zwirn, Fernando ClaudinARTICLELe Mouvement social1975

  • Spain--The Untimely Revolution

    Fernando ClaudinARTICLENew left review1972

    The Spanish revolution was the only revolution to take place in Europe during the existence of the Communist International, with the transient exception of the 1919 Hungarian soviet republic: but it took the leaders of the ‘world party’ unawares. In Manuilsky’s report to the Comintern Executive in February

  • The Split in the Spanish Communist Party

    Fernando ClaudinARTICLENew left review1971

    The Communist Party of Spain (pce) was among the communist parties which went furthest in its condemnation of the Soviet military intervention in Czechoslovakia and the Husakian ‘normalization’. This led to a serious deterioration in its relations with the cpsu and provoked a deep internal crisis

  • À propos de l'évolution du parti communiste d'Espagne

    Fernando ClaudinARTICLEL Homme et la société1971