Propagate the idea: trayectories of anarchist militancy networks in the great Caribbean, 1890-1930

Abstract

This project intends to study the forms of mobility, coordination and organization of several networks of anarchist militancy in the great Caribbean in the 19th and 20th centuries. To achieve this goal, we will reflect under the activity of the anarchists in the different spaces of workers' associations established in the greater Caribbean and their links with international propaganda projects, to identify the different thematic repertoires, ideological contents and organizational strategies that feed these collective initiatives. The main hypothesis of the research is that the internationalist and cosmopolitan proposal of the anarchists allows another view under the workers' practice as a collective collective subject with the capacity to construct other political territorialities beyond national borders, from the practice of the solidarity of militant groups disseminated by many countries at the same time. (AU)