Possibilism (politics)
The Possibilists (French: Possibilistes) were a faction of the French socialist movement led by Paul Brousse, Benoît Malon and others who brought about a split in the Federation of the Socialist Workers of France in 1882. Its leaders proclaimed what was essentially a reformist principle of achieving only what is 'possible', which they claimed was not the workers revolution.[1] The political party of the Possibilists merged with other groups into the French Section of the Workers' International.
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- Federation of the Socialist Workers of France 1879-1905
- French Section of the Workers' International 1905-1969
- French Socialist Party 1969-
- History of communism
- History of socialism
- History of the Left in France
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