Sunday, November 22 / 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM • Room 221 (2nd Floor)

Session 206
Revolution and Counter-Revolution: Historical Analysis Between Short Term and Longue Durée

Chair: Atef Said, University of Illinois-Chicago
Discussant: David McNally, University of Houston

1. Fascism, Revolution, and Counter-Revolution • Sefika Kumral, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

2. The anti-Imperialist League of the Americas and the Sandino Fantasy: Navigating Nationalism, Internationalism, and anti-Fascism • Anne Garland Mahler, University of Virginia.

3. The Passive Mexican Revolution: Mass Mobilization, Leadership Refinement, and the Urban Wedge • Simeon J. Newman, University of Toronto.

4. Revolution and Counterrevolution: Dialectics and Questions of Scale and Temporality • Atef Said, University of Illinois-Chicago.

5. Revolution, Passive Revolution, and Counterrevolution: The Origin of China's Capitalist "Restoration" Reconsidered • Yueran Zhang, University of Chicago.

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