A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side 60
Brian Crozier. period of State - communism that would follow the proletarian seizure of power from the bourgeoisie would yield to the Stateless communism of economic abundance - ' from each according to his ability : to each according to ...
Brian Crozier. period of State - communism that would follow the proletarian seizure of power from the bourgeoisie would yield to the Stateless communism of economic abundance - ' from each according to his ability : to each according to ...
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... Communists to work within govern- ments , trade unions , parliaments , beating bourgeois politicians at their own game . Hence , Left Wing Communism . The new guiding lines were these : Communists were to penetrate democratic ...
... Communists to work within govern- ments , trade unions , parliaments , beating bourgeois politicians at their own game . Hence , Left Wing Communism . The new guiding lines were these : Communists were to penetrate democratic ...
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... communism in its various forms , or of the proliferating Marxist or anarchist groups throughout the non - com- munist world . In contrast to the Axis Powers , the Soviet Union emerged from the Second World War with its territory greatly ...
... communism in its various forms , or of the proliferating Marxist or anarchist groups throughout the non - com- munist world . In contrast to the Axis Powers , the Soviet Union emerged from the Second World War with its territory greatly ...
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The Causes of Rebellion | 13 |
From Prehistory to J S Mill | 35 |
Marx and his Followers | 52 |
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