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a labour movement current that sought to replace capitalism and the state through union-led direct action, culminating in the general strike.

In labor history, revolutionary syndicalism refers to a labour movement current that sought to replace capitalism and the state through union-led direct action, culminating in the general strike. This meaning comes from van der Linden (1990) in Revolutionary Syndicalism.[1]

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References

van der Linden, M., & Thorpe, W. (Eds.). (1990). Revolutionary Syndicalism. Scolar Press. ISBN 9780859678155

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