Mike Gonzalez is Emeritus Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Glasgow. He is the author of The Ebb of the Pink Tide (Pluto, 2018) The Last Drop: The Politics of Water (Pluto, 2015) and Hugo Chavez: Socialist for the Twenty-first Century (Pluto, 2014). He is co-editor of Arms and the People (Pluto, 2012).Houman Barekat is a literary critic and founding editor of Review 31. His writing has appeared in Guardian, New Statesman, Financial Times, Irish Times, Tribune and New Internationalist. He is co-editor, with Robert Barry and David Winters, of The Digital Critic: Literary Culture Online (OR Books, 2018).

'A most revealing study of some of the most dramatic moments of modern history'

• IntroductionSoldiers and Revolution1. Soldiers, Sailors and Revolution: Russia 1917 by Mike Haynes2. An Army in Revolt: Germany 1918-19 by Volkard Moser3. Nation against Nation: Italy 1919-21 by Megan Trudell4. Soldiers on the Side of the People: Portugal 1974 by Peter Robinson The Popular Forces Mobilise5. Militia and Workers’ State: Paris 1871 by Donny Gluckstein6. The People in Arms: Spain 1936 by Andy Durgan7. Never ‘One Hand’: Egypt 2011 by Philip MarfleetGuerrilla Wars and the Limits of Imperial Power8. People Change: American Solidiers and Marines in Vietnam by Jonathan Neale9. Crazy Little Armies: Guerrilla Strategy in Latin America, 1958 - 1990 by Mike GonzalezCounter-Revolution and the Military10. The Iron Fist: Chile 1973 by Mike Gonzalez11. Reaction and Slaughter: Indonesia 1965-66 by Nathaniel MehrThe Civic-Military Alliance12. Storming the Ramparts of Tyranny: Egypt & Iraq 1945-63 by Anne Alexander13. The Civic-Military Alliance: Venezuela 1958-1990 by Douglas Bravo & Mike GonzalezIndex

Mike Gonzalez is Emeritus Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Glasgow. He is the author of The Ebb of the Pink Tide (Pluto, 2018) The Last Drop: The Politics of Water (Pluto, 2015) and Hugo Chavez: Socialist for the Twenty-first Century (Pluto, 2014). He is co-editor of Arms and the People (Pluto, 2012).Houman Barekat is a literary critic and founding editor of Review 31. His writing has appeared in Guardian, New Statesman, Financial Times, Irish Times, Tribune and New Internationalist. He is co-editor, with Robert Barry and David Winters, of The Digital Critic: Literary Culture Online (OR Books, 2018).

'A most revealing study of some of the most dramatic moments of modern history'

• IntroductionSoldiers and Revolution1. Soldiers, Sailors and Revolution: Russia 1917 by Mike Haynes2. An Army in Revolt: Germany 1918-19 by Volkard Moser3. Nation against Nation: Italy 1919-21 by Megan Trudell4. Soldiers on the Side of the People: Portugal 1974 by Peter Robinson The Popular Forces Mobilise5. Militia and Workers’ State: Paris 1871 by Donny Gluckstein6. The People in Arms: Spain 1936 by Andy Durgan7. Never ‘One Hand’: Egypt 2011 by Philip MarfleetGuerrilla Wars and the Limits of Imperial Power8. People Change: American Solidiers and Marines in Vietnam by Jonathan Neale9. Crazy Little Armies: Guerrilla Strategy in Latin America, 1958 - 1990 by Mike GonzalezCounter-Revolution and the Military10. The Iron Fist: Chile 1973 by Mike Gonzalez11. Reaction and Slaughter: Indonesia 1965-66 by Nathaniel MehrThe Civic-Military Alliance12. Storming the Ramparts of Tyranny: Egypt & Iraq 1945-63 by Anne Alexander13. The Civic-Military Alliance: Venezuela 1958-1990 by Douglas Bravo & Mike GonzalezIndex

Mike Gonzalez is Emeritus Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Glasgow. He is the author of The Ebb of the Pink Tide (Pluto, 2018) The Last Drop: The Politics of Water (Pluto, 2015) and Hugo Chavez: Socialist for the Twenty-first Century (Pluto, 2014). He is co-editor of Arms and the People (Pluto, 2012).Houman Barekat is a literary critic and founding editor of Review 31. His writing has appeared in Guardian, New Statesman, Financial Times, Irish Times, Tribune and New Internationalist. He is co-editor, with Robert Barry and David Winters, of The Digital Critic: Literary Culture Online (OR Books, 2018).

'A most revealing study of some of the most dramatic moments of modern history'

• IntroductionSoldiers and Revolution1. Soldiers, Sailors and Revolution: Russia 1917 by Mike Haynes2. An Army in Revolt: Germany 1918-19 by Volkard Moser3. Nation against Nation: Italy 1919-21 by Megan Trudell4. Soldiers on the Side of the People: Portugal 1974 by Peter Robinson The Popular Forces Mobilise5. Militia and Workers’ State: Paris 1871 by Donny Gluckstein6. The People in Arms: Spain 1936 by Andy Durgan7. Never ‘One Hand’: Egypt 2011 by Philip MarfleetGuerrilla Wars and the Limits of Imperial Power8. People Change: American Solidiers and Marines in Vietnam by Jonathan Neale9. Crazy Little Armies: Guerrilla Strategy in Latin America, 1958 - 1990 by Mike GonzalezCounter-Revolution and the Military10. The Iron Fist: Chile 1973 by Mike Gonzalez11. Reaction and Slaughter: Indonesia 1965-66 by Nathaniel MehrThe Civic-Military Alliance12. Storming the Ramparts of Tyranny: Egypt & Iraq 1945-63 by Anne Alexander13. The Civic-Military Alliance: Venezuela 1958-1990 by Douglas Bravo & Mike GonzalezIndex