<research report>
The Autonomous Industrial Colony “Kuzbas” and S. J. Rutgers (8・Supplement) : Contents, Summaries, and Selected Bibliography

Creator
Language
Publisher
Date
Updated Date
First Page
Last Page
Publication Type
Access Rights
JaLC DOI
Abstract  Part 1 A New Interpretation on Its Foundation
Introduction
Chapter 1 The Founding Idea
Chapter 2 The First Draft of the Plan
Chapter 3 The Resolution on Industrial Immigration
Chapter 4 The Proposal for t...he Foundation Based on a Field Survey
Chapter 5 Deliberations on the Proposal
 (1) Diverging Opinions
 (2) Toward an Agreement
Chapter 6 Governmental Approval
Summary
 Part 2 The Establishment and Operations of the American Organization Committee
Introduction
Chapter 1 Toward the Start of Activities
Chapter 2 Toward the Establishment
Chapter 3 Issues of Management
Chapter 4 A Survey of the Labor‑Dispatch Program
Summary
 Part 3 From Preparations for the Start of Operations to the Restart under the New Contract
Introduction
Chapter 1 Preparations and the Start of Operations
Chapter 2 Negotiations for a New Contract
Chapter 3 Provisions of the New Contract
Chapter 4 Restarting Operations under the New Contract
Summary
 Part 4 From the Reorganization of the New York Bureau to Its Dissolution
Introduction
Chapter 1 The Reorganization of the New York Bureau
Chapter 2 Rutgers’ and T. Barker’s Critique of Th. Reese
Chapter 3 From Barker’s Return to the Bureau’s Dissolution
Summary
 Part 5 From Regular Operations to the Expansion of Enterprise Scale
Introduction
Chapter 1 Enterprise Development immediately after the Transition to Sole Management
Chapter 2 Negotiations with Governmental Bodies over Competition and Mergers
Chapter 3 Rutgers’ Illness, Problems of Deputization, and Bronka Kornblitt’s Death
Summary
 Part 6 From Further Enterprise Development to Its Liquidation
Introduction
Chapter 1 Further Development of the Enterprise
Chapter 2 The System of Management and Communication during Rutgers’ Medical Treatment
Chapter 3 The K.N. Korobkin Affair and Its Liquidation
Summary
 Part 7 The Aftermath of Its Liquidation and Toward a Conclusion
Introduction
Chapter 1 The Final Attempt at the Time of Reorganization and Korobkin’s Downfall
Chapter 2 The Aftermath for the Foreign Colonists
Final Chapter Toward a Conclusion
 (1) A New Interpretation of Its Foundation
 (2) Problems of Periodization
 (3) Issues in Interpreting the IWW Tendency
  (a) Mass Meetings vs. Technical “Efficiency”
  (b) Dreams and Realities of the Wobblies Group
  (c) The Wobblies as the “Counterpart” of the Communists
 (4) “Autonomy” and the Retention of the “Special Features”
 (5) Reassessing Rutgers
 (6) A New Evaluation from the Perspective of Post‑Liquidation Developments
 (7) Was It a Failure of Idealism?
Selected Bibliography
show more

Hide fulltext details.

pdf 7385225_EVoR pdf None 420 KB 474 改訂第3版

Details

Record ID
Subject Terms
Created Date 2025.09.08
Modified Date 2026.08.24