Geoff Eley. Forging democracy: The History of the Left in Europe, 1850-2000

Oxford University Press, 2002. — 721 p.List of Abbreviations,
Introduction Democracy in Europe,
Defining the Left: Socialism, Democracy, and the People,
Marxism and the Left: Laying the Foundations,
Industrialization and the Making of the Working Class,
The Rise of Labor Movements: History’s Forward March,
Challenges beyond Socialism: Other Fronts of Democracy,
The Permanence of Capitalism?,
The Rupture of War: Crisis and Reconstruction of the Left, 1914–1917,
The Russian Revolution,
Breaking the Mold of Socialism: Left-Wing Communism, 1917–1923,
Germany and Italy: Two Cases,
Remolding Militancy: The Foundation of Communist Parties
The Politics of Gender: Women and the Left,
Living the Future: The Left in Culture,
Broadening the Boundaries of Democracy,
Capitalist Stabilities: Future Deferred,
Stalinism and Western Marxism: Socialism in One Country,
Fascism and Popular Front: The Politics of Retreat, 1930–1938,
People’s War and People’s Peace: Remaking the Nation, 1939–1947,
Closure: Stalinism, Welfare Capitalism, and Cold War, 1945–1956,1956,
1968: It Moves After All,
Feminism: Regendering the Left,
Class and the Politics of Labor,
New Politics, New Times: Remaking Socialism and Democracy,
Gorbachev, the End of Communism, and the Revolutions,
New Social Movements: Politics Out of Doors,
The Center and the Margins: Decline or Renewal?,
Conclusion,
Notes,
Bibliography,
Index,