Peasants and Protest
  Preface

  Introduction
 collapse section1  Peasants, Workers, and the Agricultural Revolution in the Aude
 •The Aude Before Vineyard Monoculture
 •The Agricultural Revolution in the Aude
 •The Vineyard Revolution, Landownership, and Social Structure
 •The Transformation of Vinedressing
 •Division of Labor and the New Vineyard Laborer
 collapse section2  Protourbanization of the Countryside, Culture, and Politics in the Golden Age of the Vine
 •Culture and Society in the Protourban Village
 •Education, Religion, and Standard of Living
 •Republican Politics in the Rural Community
 •Repression and Persistence of Leftist Opposition in the Countryside
 •The Narbonne Commune and Sharpening Divisions in Republican Ranks
 collapse section3  Economic Crisis and Class Formation
 •The Phylloxera and the Changing Economy of Vinedressing
 •Transformation of the Wine Market in an Era of Crises
 •The Shifting Property Structure of the Post-Phylloxera Vineyard and the Emergence of the "Industrial Vineyard"
 •Proletarianization of the Vinedresser
 collapse section4  Gender, Work, and the Household Economy of Vineyard Workers
 •Gender and the Making of Vineyard Capitalism
 •Women, Work, and Family
 •Economic Crisis, the Family Economy, and Women's Work
 collapse section5  Radicals and Socialists in the Vineyards
 •Radicalism and Socialism in the Aude: Political Culture, Organization, and Ideology
 •Socialists, Small Vineyard Owners, and the Agrarian Question
 •Electoral Politics and Alliances: The Stormy Fortunes of Radicals and Socialists in the Aude
 collapse section6  Revolutionary Syndicalism and Direct Action
 •The Emergence of Agricultural Unions in the Aude
 •Workers Take Action
 •The FTAM and the General Strike
 •Syndicalists, Socialists, and Electoral Politics
 collapse section7  Workers, Socialists, and the Winegrowers' Revolt of 1907
 •1907 in the Aude
 •Socialists, Syndicalists, and the CGV
 •Attempting to Rebuild the Labor Movement
 •Strike Activity and the Standard of Living
 •Women, Unions, and Strikes
 •Socialists, Workers, and Elections in the Wake of the Winegrowers' Revolt
  8  Conclusion: Capitalism, Socialism, and Syndicalism in the French Countryside

 collapse sectionNotes
 •Introduction
 •1 Peasants, Workers, and the Agricultural Revolution in the Aude
 •2 Protourbanization of the Countryside, Culture, and Politics in the Golden Age of the Vine
 •3 Economic Crisis and Class Formation
 •4 Gender, Work, and the Household Economy of Vineyard Workers
 •5 Radicals and Socialists in the Vineyards
 •6 Revolutionary Syndicalism and Direct Action
 •7 Workers, Socialists, and the Winegrowers' Revolt of 1907
 •8 Conclusion: Capitalism, Socialism, and Syndicalism in the French Countryside
 collapse sectionBibliography
 collapse sectionArchival Sources
 •Archives Municipales de Coursan (Unclassified)
 •Archives Départementales de l'Aude (AD Aude)
 •Archives Départementales de l'Hérault
 •Archives Nationales de France (AN)
 •Service de Cadastre de l'Aude (SCA). Narbonne, Aude. Cadastre Foncier de Coursan. 1830–1914
 •Bureau de Greffier du Tribunal de Grande Instance, Narbonne, Aude
 •Interviews
 •Party and Federation Congresses
 •Contemporary Newspapers and Journals
 •Contemporary Printed Sources
 •Modern Printed Sources (After 1914)
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