Part 1: A global commune (July 1870-April 1871). In the name of the 'Universal Republic' ; Cracks in the French Imperial Nation-State ; The Commune, a Global Media Event ; Strange Species of Spaces: The 'Paris Republic' and the World ; Conclusion to Part 1: Paris, France, the World, Seen from a Revolution

Part 2: The living commune (March-May 1871). From Algiers to Thiers: Insurrectionary Trajectories ; The Paris Commune 'from Below' ; A Revolution in Time and Space: Emancipation in Action ; Neither Dawn nor Twilight: An Essay on the Temporalities of the Commune ; Conclusion to Part 2: The Creation of Worlds, on Both Sides of the Ramparts

Part 3: The commune transformed (1871-1880). Putting an End to the Civil War: France ; The Commune, the New Global Spectre of Revolution ; A Paradox? The Strengthening of the Liberal State ; 'The Body May Have Fallen, but the Idea Still Stands' ; Conclusion to Part 3: The Spectral and the Embodied

Conclusion: Returning to the Commune-as-Event, II.