Pons, Silvio: The Global Revolution. A History of International Communism, 1917-1991, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2014. by Laura Prado Acosta

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Morgan, Kevin: International Communism and the Cult of the Individual. Leaders, Tribunes and Martyrs under Lenin and Stalin, Londres, Palgrave Macmillan, 2017. by Martín Duer

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Weiss, Holger (ed.): International Communism and Transnational Solidarity. Radical Networks, Mass Movements and Global Politics, 1919-1939, Leiden y Boston, Brill, 2017. by Sebastián M. Cacciatore

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Haslam, Jonathan, The Spectre of War. International Communism and the Origins of World War II, Princeton & Oxford, Princeton University Press, 2021, 481p.... by Ignacio Olábarri-Gortázar

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Bolcheviquismo isleño: Rusia y la Tercera Internacional en los imaginarios revolucionarios puertorriqueños, 1919-1936 by Sandra Pujals

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An essay on revisionism in the Italian Communist Party by Galli, Giorgio, 1928-

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Peking and the Latin American communists by Halperin, Ernst, 1916-

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Moscow and arms control : evidence from the Sino-Soviet dispute by Clemens, Walter C.

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The peaceful and the violent road : a Latin American debate by Halperin, Ernst, 1916-

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German problems and American policies by Griffith, William E.

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Irish women and radical internationalism: from suffrage to antifascism, 1916-1939 by Casey, MJ

“…The project provides a detailed analysis of Irish women’s engagement with internationalist movements such as international communism and antifascism. Adopting an inclusive definition of Irishness, activists born in Ireland are included in the study alongside those with Irish ancestry who identified with Irish political causes later in their careers. …”

L’administration Eisenhower et la politique d’isolement contre Cuba by Salim Lamrani

“…Aware of the unpopularity of their foreign policy in Latin America, where most countries favored the free self-determination of peoples, Washington tried to persuade public opinion that Cuba had become an outpost of international communism on the continent and that a collective response to this threat was needed through the Organization of American States, an entity historically subordinate to the will of the White House.…”
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Antonio Gramsci: the roots of Italian communism by Mihaela Ciobanu

“…Gramsci takes the word and the concept from the debates at the top of international communism and –adapting it to his theory of the “revolution in the West” – changes and innovates it profoundly in the Prison Notebooks, making it an idea that is today widespread and used throughout the world. …”
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Criminalidade transnacional, vigilância política e internacionalização da polícia portuguesa, 1919-1939 by Gonçalo Rocha Gonçalves

“…The fight against international communism is key to understanding how the Portuguese police, through the PVDE (Police for the Surveillance and State Defense), integrated itself into the European interwar police internationalism and into institutions such as the International Criminal Police Commission. …”
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Arthur Rosenbergs „Geschichte des Bolschewismus“: by Mario Keßler

“…Arthur Rosenberg (1889–1943) became, after a short political career in the Communist Party of Germany, famous as a historian of contemporary Germany and of international communism. His “History of Bolshevism” was one of the fi rst serious academic treatments on the subject in Germany. …”
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Las muchas familias de un joven cosmopolita. Instantáneas de Friedrich Katz en París, Nueva York y México (1938‑1949) by Berthold Molden

“…This article follows the young Friedrich Katz along the first stops in his exiled life and situates him in the political contexts and the “surrogate families” of International Communism and Jewish exile, among others. Between the social networks of his parents and his own appropriation of the Communist universe we find the structural conditions of a nascent cosmopolitan identity.…”
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The USSR during the interwar period: political-diplomatic aspects by Cristian Sandache

“…The foreign policy of the USSR in the interwar period was characterized by a realism that used the forces of the international Communism in accordance with the primordial interests of Stalinism. …”
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Birches Too Difficult to Cut Down: The Rejection and Assimilation of the Soviet Reference in Cuban Culture by Rafael Pedemonte

“…This article claims that during the 1960s, relationships with the USSR engendered divergent reactions, sometimes accompanied by strong resistance, to the canons of the ‘International communism’. The Cuban revolutionary experience did not always match with Moscow's priorities, especially in the cultural field, which was reflected on multiple debates about the appropriateness of applying the Soviet model. …”
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Regards croisés, regards intéressés by Roberto Ceamanos Llorens

“…This discourse utilised news from Spain in favour of the interests of French and International Communism and reveals the spectacular change in Communist strategy following the formation of the popular fronts. …”
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Between anti-communist hysteria and anti-yankee resentment. Salvador Abascal and cold war scenarios in Mexico by Francisco Alejandro García Naranjo

“…In this sense, Abascal Infante typiied the government of Cárdenas as part of the expansion of “international communism”, and, at the same time, execrated the inluence of the United States, as a Jewish and protestant nation, over Mexico and the world. …”
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