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| | socialism - Columbia Encyclopedia article about socialism |
 | | Ordained in 1842, he became vicar of Eversley in Hampshire in 1844. | | | , led in England by Frederick Denison Maurice Maurice, Frederick Denison, 1805–72, English clergyman and social reformer. | | | also had influence on British thought, but the Labour party, with its policy of gradualism, represented the mainstream of British socialism. |
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http://columbia.thefreedictionary.com/socialism
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| | Comrade Neeraj Jain on Stalin and Trotsky - Chapter 4: Socialism in one country |
| | This was the conception of the Party even during the period before the February 1917 revolution, when the Party saw its immediate historic task in the overthrow of czarism and the inauguration of a democratic structure. | | | Lenin was confident, that the revolutions in the west may have been delayed, but they are inevitable. | | | (b) The second error of the opposition is that it does not understand, or underestimates, the decisive significance of the law of uneven development of the capitalist countries under imperialism. |
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http://www.marxist.com/Asia/neeraj_jahn/ch4.htm
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| | Cuba Faces U.S. Threat: "Socialism in One Country" No Answer |
| | The workers of all countries must learn to overcome imperialist patriotism and "law and order"; in this they will get no aid from Castro and his diplomats. | | | History will record the honor, the dignity and the courage with which Cuba acted during that moment of such importance to the life of humanity. | | | The working class, in the imperialist countries especially, must defend Cuba's right to self-determination. |
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http://www.lrp-cofi.org/PR/CubaPR39.html
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| | Glossary of Terms: So |
| | The state is the institution with a monopoly on the legitimate use of force in a society. | | | See Engels’ Origin of the Family Private Property and the State for more on the family. | | | Even though only political parties, with their roots in social classes, were capable of running the country and holding government, the political parties had to adapt themselves to the social movements in order to survive. |
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| | Promote the Revolutionary Dynamics of Marxism |
| | The PP analyst, in his zeal to establish his case, does precisely that. | | | My paper tries to bring out the decisive feature of the new situation, or the "juncture" of circa 1921-26, in two sentences (see box; "During his... | | | This appears towards the end of the same document from which PP also quotes: "Third Congress of the Communist International" (LCW 32, pp.451-96). |
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http://www.cpiml.org/liberation/year_1996/august/article2.htm
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| | ‘Socialism in one country’ and the Cuban Revolution |
| | Unlike a lot of countries, Cuba was formed as a nation in the crucible of immigration of Spanish and Black African immigrants. | | | Social justice: The other cornerstone of the Cuban nation Our war of independence was belated with respect to other Latin American nations. | | | Cuba is a poor and blockaded country (which were the pretexts Stalin used for imposing his model in the USSR.) Has it lived 45 years of socialism in one country? |
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http://www.geocities.com/mnsocialist/cuba-trotsky.html
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| | On Trotskyism Revisited |
| | It is undoubtedly true that after the November revolution Lenin said in March 1918, at the Seventh Congress of the Party: | | | Socialism in one country, in the Soviet Union, was imposed by the cruel hand of history. | | | This is how the Central Party School organised by CPI(ML)-Liberation reviewed the question of socialism in one country. |
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http://www.cpiml.org/liberation/year_1996/july/article.htm
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| | Paradigm : from magic words to meaningful concepts |
| | This means that there are no 'private individuals' unless we intend to use the word 'private' in the old original sense of deprived (of basic rights, of state office, of goods, etc.) or withdrawn (from social life). | | | In the political arena, the interests of these two social groups were represented by parties that defined themselves as of the right or of the left from the position of the seats of their members elected to the Parliament. | | | For this to happen, society had to be replaced by the state and the state had to pretend to be the only real social (i.e. |
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| | Youth for International Socialism |
| | This revolution in a backward country succeeded in overthrowing 1000 years of Tsarist autocracy, and the working class began to grapple with running the whole of society. | | | However only once, and then only temporarily did they succeed, in the Russian Revolution of 1917. | | | As a result of its isolation, and its backwardness, civil war, and the assault of 21 armies of foreign intervention, the revolution in Russia hung by a thread. |
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http://www.newyouth.com/archives/theory/faq/why_socialism_in_one_country_impossible.asp
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| | Transitional issues, economic basis, and socialism in one country |
| | There we have a connection with the idea of his successors: that the existence of the "degenerated" and "deformed" "workers' states" could continue on and on so long as there were no overturns of the system of state ownership. | | | The most direct meaning of a controversy over socialism in one country would be whether there can be a revolution in a single country, or whether the revolution must take place simultaneously in some or most of the major countries. | | | The issue of revolution in one country would, for such a party, not an issue of what vision inspires party leaders, but a direct question of revolution strategy and timing. |
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| | PERMANENT REVOLUTION AND SOCIALISM IN ONE COUNTRY: TROTSKY VERSUS STALIN. |
| | This paper is a discussion of the political themes which divided the two protagonists of the debate. | | | Find Academic, Research, College, and University Term Papers | | | PAGE LENGTHS, FOOTNOTES AND BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES: The title of the paper, usually typed in capital letters, is followed by a brief description of the paper and a specification of text page length (NOT including the bibliography or endnote pages), number of footnotes or citations, and number of bibliographic references. |
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| | World socialism |
| | In the longer term it will no longer be just a question of communicating ideas but of an international political organisation linking large-scale socialist parties from all parts of the world, a revival, on a socialist basis (and with a more suitable title), of the International Working Men's Association of Marx's day. | | | If capitalism were not such a well-integrated world system, with its ruling-class beneficiaries determined to defend it and its working-class supporters as yet unwilling to consider any alternative, then something could be said for “socialism in one country”. | | | Second, any attempt to set up socialism in one country only is doomed to failure. |
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http://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/dec03/wsm.html
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| | Maoist Internationalist Movement Document |
| | Stalin, March 18, 1929, "The National Question and Leninism: Reply to Comrades Meshkov, Kovalchuk, and Others" Works Vol. | | | "From these passages it is evident, further, that the attempt to assign the process of the dying away of national differences to the period of the victory of socialism in one country, in our country, is qualified by Lenin as a 'foolish dream.'" J. | | | "The victory of socialism in one country, notwithstanding the fact that it seriously weakens world imperialism, does not and cannot create the conditions necessary for merging of the nations and the national languages of the world into one integral whole. |
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http://www.etext.org/Politics/MIM/classics/text.php?mimfile=stalinnationsarise.txt
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| | Revolution from Above: Socialism in One Country |
| | By late 1920s, Bolsheviks strongly in power, but they feared counter-revolution because there were no other socialist countries and the USSR needed to trade, also because agriculture was still in private hands | | | Stalin's goal: Socialism in Soviet Russia, one country; to get it: | | | Rapid industrialization by building new, highly capital-intensive production plants, locating them in the Urals, Central Asia as well as European USSR since they were closer to raw materials, more defensible |
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