Preface and Acknowledgements

Part I. Introduction

1. Introductory essay PAUL DUKES
2. Stalin and Trotsky’s relatives in Russia VALERY BRONSTEIN
3. Trotsky: a biographer's problems PIERRE BROUE

Part II. Trotsky, the Russian Revolution and its outcome

4. Trotsky’s train: an unknown page in the history of the Civil War N. S. TARKHOVA
5. Trotsky and the struggle for 'Lenin’s heritage’ MICHAL REIMAN
6. On the verge of the break: Trotsky and the Comintern in 1928 A. VATLIN
7. Trotsky and Ryutin: from the history of the anti-Stalin resistance in the 1930s BORIS STARKOV
8. L. D. Trotsky and the Second World War SERGEI KUDRIASHOV

Part III. Approaches to Trotsky

9. Trotsky: October and its perspective V. P. BULDAKOV
10. Between Hegel and Habermas: the political theory of Leon Trotsky RICHARD DAY
11. Trotsky and the Russian Social-Democratic controversy over comparative revolutionary history UDO GEHRM ANN
12. Trotsky's conception of the revolutionary process ROBERT V. DANIELS
13. The defence of terrorism: Trotsky and his major critics GEORGE L. KLINE
14. Trotsky and Martov PHILIP POMPER
15. Trotsky and Black nationalism BARUCH HIRSON

Part IV. Trotsky and the economic debates of the 1920s and 1930s

16. Trotsky and NEP ALEC NOVE
17. Trotsky’s conceptions concerning foreign economic relations AGOTA GUEULLETTE
18. Trotsky’s political economy of capitalism HILLEL TICKTIN

Part V. Conclusion

19. Trotsky’s future: an essay in conclusion TERRY BROTHERSTONE

Index