List of syndicalists explained

This is a list of notable syndicalists, grouped by nationality.

American syndicalists

• Albert Parsons
• Bill Haywood
• Daniel De Leon
• Noam Chomsky
• Sam Dolgoff
• Helen Keller

French syndicalists

• Fernand Pelloutier leader of the French Bourses du Travail (Labour Exchange)
• Émile Pouget Co-leader of the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT, founded in 1895)
• Hubert Lagardelle writer
• Georges Sorel
• Albert Camus

English syndicalists

• Tom Mann
• David Douglass NUM Leader
• Jack Tanner

Scottish syndicalists

• John Maclean, political activist and writer

Welsh syndicalists

• Noah Ablett, originator of the syndicalist pamphlet The Miners' Next Step
• Sam Mainwaring, orator and originator of the term 'anarcho-syndicalist'
• A. J. Cook

Irish syndicalists

• Jim Larkin
• James Connolly

German syndicalists

• Rudolf Rocker

Italian syndicalists

• Alceste De Ambris
• Michele Bianchi
• Arturo Labriola
• Agostino Lanzillo
• Angelo Oliviero Olivetti
• Paolo Orano
• Sergio Panunzio

New Zealander syndicalists

• Jock Barnes
• Simon Oosterman

Spanish syndicalists

• Pablo Iglesias
• Francisco Ascaso
• Buenaventura Durruti
• Ángel Pestaña

See also

• Anarchism
• Anarcho-syndicalism
• Consensus decision-making
• Council communism
• Deleonism
• Democratic socialism
• Eco-syndicalism
• Fascist syndicalism
• International Anarchist Congress of Amsterdam (1907)
• IWA–AIT
• National syndicalism
• Libertarian socialism
• National Confederation of Labor
• Soviet (council)
• Worker co-operative