Revolutionary Violence and the New Left

Foreword Peter Waldmann 
Introduction – The Third Wave in Latin America, Europe, and the United States Alberto Martín Alvarez and Eduardo Rey Tristán 
Reflections on the Third Wave: 15 Years Later David C. Rapoport  

PART I: The Origins and Diffusion of the Wave

 

The Cuban Connection: The Departamento América and the Latin American Revolutions Dirk Kruijt

The Role of the Left-wing Editors on the Diffusion of the New Left Wave: The Case of Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Eduardo Rey Tristán, Guillermo Gracia Santos

The Legitimization of Latin American Guerrilla Warfare in the Italian Radical Catholicism Guido Panvini

Hitler's Children?: German Terrorism as Part of the Transnational "New Left Wave" Petra Terhoeven

The Impact of the Third World and the Armed Struggle Debate on the Popular Liberation Front: Spain, 1958-1965 Eudald Cortina Orero

Transnational Ties of the Japanese Armed Left: Shared Revolutionary Ideas and Direct Personal Contacts Patricia G. Steinhoff

 

PART II: Building a Transnational Imagined Community

 

Frames of Injustice across Borders: Revolutionary Left and Police Repression in Italy, France, and the USA Luca Falciola

Floating with the Tide: The Formation of the "Third Wave" and the Influx of American Radicals Daniel Kaiser, Holger Marcks

The Long Wave: The Revolutionary Left in Guatemala, Nicaragua and El Salvador Alberto Martín Álvarez