A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side 58
... reform , except for tactical reasons , because reforms , if successful , retard the processes of history and the advent of socialism . This does not prevent Communists , however , from advocating reforms if in opposition , or from ...
... reform , except for tactical reasons , because reforms , if successful , retard the processes of history and the advent of socialism . This does not prevent Communists , however , from advocating reforms if in opposition , or from ...
Side 139
... reforms after the liberation of France . In so doing , he was simply recognising political realities . For the discredited and fallen Vichy regime was identified with ' big business ' , and the Resistance with the parties of the Left ...
... reforms after the liberation of France . In so doing , he was simply recognising political realities . For the discredited and fallen Vichy regime was identified with ' big business ' , and the Resistance with the parties of the Left ...
Side 142
... reforms and economic development . By far the most important aspect of these reforms , however , was an extraordinarily successful land reform programme . Land rents and prices were drastically lowered , govern- ment - owned lands were ...
... reforms and economic development . By far the most important aspect of these reforms , however , was an extraordinarily successful land reform programme . Land rents and prices were drastically lowered , govern- ment - owned lands were ...
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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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