Building the Radical Identity

Prologue. Dirk Kruijt

Publications, networks and ideological frameworks: Introduction. Eduardo Rey Tristán and Alberto Martín Álvarez

1. Building counter-hegemonic thinking: Intellectuals and critical communities in the rise of the New Left. Alberto Martín Álvarez

2. The Algerian Generation and the Third World: A conversation with Gérard Chaliand and Juliette Minces. Alberto Martín Álvarez and Eduardo Rey Tristán

3. Historical and institutional origins of the British New Left: Exploring New Left Review. Kepa Artaraz

4. From Algeria to Vietnam: Partisans (1961–1972), a political centre for French Internationalism? Selim Nadi

5. Radical slick: The rise and fall of Ramparts magazine (1962–1975). Peter Richardson

6.. The universe of Left Catholic journals: A contribution to the history of the European New Left. Gerd-Rainer Horn

7. Lost in translation?: Kursbuch and the Latin American question. Peter Schweppe

8. Philosophy in revolution: Dissemination and networks of the Cuban magazine Pensamiento Crítico (1967–1971). Valeria González Lage

9. Cristianismo y Revolución: A magazine between post-conciliar Catholicism, the New Left and revolutionary Peronism. Esteban Javier Campos

10. From rural to urban guerrilla: Debates and diffusion of the Latin American New Left in Punto Final (1965–1973). Eudald Cortina Orero and Guillermo Gracia Santos

11. Spreading Cuban Revolution through the journal Tricontinental during its first decade of publication (1967–1977). Patricia Calvo González

12. The achievements and shortcomings of revolutionary propaganda: Three Mexican leftist magazines. Verónica Oikión Solano

13. Cuadernos Políticos: Between theoretical debate and praxis of an unorthodox Marxist Left (1974–1990). Olivia Gómez Lezama

Conclusions: Periodicals, critical communities and intellectual networks. Alberto Martín Álvarez and Eduardo Rey Tristán