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THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO.
Term Paper ID:30215
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Examines predictions Karl Marx & Friederich Engels made in the 1848 document. How the class struggle would unfold in future decades. Contends that by 1890, most of the Manifesto's predictions did not occur such as ending the misery of the working classes. The one prediction that came true was the periodic occurrence of economic disruptions (overproduction).
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THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO:
HOW ACCURATE WERE ITS PREDICTIONS BY 1890?
The “Manifesto of the Communist Party” by Karl Marx and Friederich Engels has proved to be an enduring and widely read call to arms for revolutionary movements around the world. However, few of its predictions came true – or even seemed to be coming true, especially in the first forty-two years after its original publication in 1848.
The document outlined a scenario for how the world, in general, and the “class struggle,” in particular, would unfold over the coming decades. In general, the manifesto clearly and accurately noted the periodic occurrence of economic disruptions that Marx and Engels called epidemics of overproduction. They observed them happening about once every ten years, and assumed they were an inevitab
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LENIN'S NEW ECONOMIC POLICY (NEP).
Term Paper ID:29983
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Analysis of principal elements of the NEP.... More...
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Analysis of principal elements of the NEP. Lenin's ideological commitment to the interntional socialist revolution; Marxist ideology; Communism. Radical Bolshevik wing & failures of Bolshevik governance. Agrarian polich; Urban industrial and agrarian peasant interests. Soviet commitment to national economic growth. Annotated Bibliographjy.
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This research examines the reasons behind Lenin's adoption of the New Economic Policy (NEP) in 1921 in the wake of the Soviet revolution in 1917. The research will set forth the principal elements of the NEP and the context in which it emerged as an issue for the Bolshevik/Communist government, and then explore the literature of the Soviet state with a view toward identifying factors that positioned Lenin to promulgate the policy.
In order to understand Lenin's adoption of the NEP, it is necessary to appreciate Lenin's ideological commitment to international socialist revolution, the establishment of the War Communism policy (precursor of the NEP), as well as the dynamic situation of revolutionary governance in Russia from the time of the 1917 success of the Bolsheviks until 1921, when the NEP was offic
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STALIN & ECONOMICS.
Term Paper ID:26984
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Examines Soviet dictator's application of Marxist theory to economic planning, development, industrialization, politics.... More...
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Examines Soviet dictator's application of Marxist theory to economic planning, development, industrialization, politics.
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Joseph Stalin was not a theorist. But he was a consummate politician and in the 1920s Marxist-Leninist theoretical grounding was a primary mode of legitimation for those who aspired to leadership of the Russian Communist Party. Stalin was, therefore, always able to elucidate an appropriate theoretical pedigree for whatever he believed was the best course for the new nation or, not incidentally, for his own political ends. Stalin's first Five Year Plan -- adopted, modified, and approved between September 1928 and April 1929 -- was just such a course of action. Having achieved power Stalin's choice of the Five Year Plan was a radical departure from his previously stated intentions. But, like his other politically adroit changes of direction on economic policy, the Plan received in its turn the sanction of Marxist-Leninist thinking as interpreted or applied
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NEO-MARXIAN THEORY.
Term Paper ID:26707
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Analyzes revisions to & innovations in Marxism related to economic determinism, capitalistic development, individual freedom, monopolies, over-accumulation.... More...
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Analyzes revisions to & innovations in Marxism related to economic determinism, capitalistic development, individual freedom, monopolies, over-accumulation.
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Neo-Marxian theory differs with traditional Marxian theory primarily in its rejection of both economic determinism and the view that individuals play no role in shaping society. In fact, however, as Ritzer writes, Marx himself was not an economic determinist, although he certainly emphasized economics as the primary force at work in society:
Marx often sounded like an economic determinist; that is, he seemed to consider the economic system of paramount importance and to argue that it determined all other sectors of society--politics, religion, idea systems, and so forth. Although Marx did see the economic sector as preeminent, at least in capitalist society, as a dialectician he could not have taken a deterministic position, because the dialectic is characterized by the notion that there is continual
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COMMUNISM VS. DEMOCRACY.
Term Paper ID:24144
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Analyzes why Russia, China & Cuba chose communism & U.S. chose democracy.... More...
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Analyzes why Russia, China & Cuba chose communism & U.S. chose democracy.
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This study will examine the reasons why communism is embraced in some nations (such as Russia, China and Cuba) and rejected in the United States, which instead embraced constitutional democracy. The study will argue that the choice of communism or democracy depends in large part on the political structure of each nation before it made its choice for communism or democracy. Each nation's political choice is in large part a response to--and a rejection of--the previously existing political reality.
Democracy in the United States was in part a rejection of the British monarchy. Cuba's choice of communism was in part a rejection of the corrupt dictatorship of Batista. In addition, the political and economic history of each nation plays an important part in its choice of democracy or communism. The
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COMMUNIST THEATER.
Term Paper ID:23838
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Essay Subject:
History, theory, purposes, effectiveness & changing philosophy underlying Russian & Chinese Communist use of theater as political propaganda tool to control thought & behavior.... More...
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History, theory, purposes, effectiveness & changing philosophy underlying Russian & Chinese Communist use of theater as political propaganda tool to control thought & behavior.
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Theater as Propaganda Tool
In order to be effective, a country’s political system must be stable. Among the numerous benefits that stability offers, it protects the country from outside invasion by presenting to the outside world an image of strength. A country is less likely to invade another when the other country can demonstrate a consistent policy and back up the consistent policy with a populace in favor of it. Furthermore, stability enables a country to achieve domestic goals with greater efficiency. A country divided against itself, unstable in its internal goals or objectives, is hampered by indecision.
In other words, for a political system to operate effectively, it must have the cooperation of those governed by it. Without the general assent o
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COMMUNISM IN FRANCE & ITALY.
Term Paper ID:21855
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Parties, ideology, membership, inmpact of 1989 Soviet revolution, public support, elections.... More...
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Parties, ideology, membership, inmpact of 1989 Soviet revolution, public support, elections.
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The 1989 Revolution in the Soviet Union had a profound impact on Communist parties in Western Europe. Communists in France and Italy differed significantly in their leadership responses to the Revolution. Bull identifies three possible responses: "first, remaining an unchanged 'more orthodox' communist party; second, becoming a 'refounded' communist party; and third, changing into a non-communist party of the left." French and Italian Communist parties combined represented the entire range of responses.
The seeds of division in West European communist parties were sown prior to the 1989 Soviet Revolution when Mikhail Gorbachev came to power in 1985. Gorbachev's regime changed the nature of the relationship of many West European communist parties with Moscow. Disagreement arose over the concept of
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STALIN & CASTRO.
Term Paper ID:20053
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Compares communist leaders' lives & careers as examples of the revolutionary ascetic.... More...
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Compares communist leaders' lives & careers as examples of the revolutionary ascetic.
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MARXISM IN 20TH CENT.
Term Paper ID:18087
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Theoretical study of relevance of Communism. Excludes fall of totalitarian regimes in U.S.S.R. & Eastern Europe. Flaws in Marx's predictions about plight of worker, theory v. practice, adaptability of Marxism to changing conditions, middle-class issues.... More...
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Theoretical study of relevance of Communism. Excludes fall of totalitarian regimes in U.S.S.R. & Eastern Europe. Flaws in Marx's predictions about plight of worker, theory v. practice, adaptability of Marxism to changing conditions, middle-class issues.
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COMMUNISM & CAPITALISM.
Term Paper ID:18042
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Compares these economic & philosophical systems. Definitions, practice vs. theory, production, ideology, unions, liberty, injustices, class & social relations, capital.... More...
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Compares these economic & philosophical systems. Definitions, practice vs. theory, production, ideology, unions, liberty, injustices, class & social relations, capital.
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The purpose of this research is to examine capitalism and communism, with a view toward offering a comparison and contrast to these two economic and philosophical systems. The plan of the research will be to set forth a working definition of the key concepts to be examined, to provide a frame of investigative reference in which the comparison may occur, and then to discuss in detail the record and features of each system that illustrate differences, similarities, and as it were their pros and cons.
For purposes of discussion, working definitions of communism and capitalism are required. The basis of communism is economic. The encyclopedic definition of communism identifies it as a "form of collectivist social economy in which the means of production and distribution are owned and controlled by the community . . . Until the ultimate stages . . . communism
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ECONOMICS OF COMMUNIST LEADERS.
Term Paper ID:16577
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Compares policies of Mikhail Gorbachev (U.S.S.R.) & Alexander Dubcek (Czechoslavakia) in mid-1980s & mid-1960s. Planning, models, historical aspects, reform.... More...
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Compares policies of Mikhail Gorbachev (U.S.S.R.) & Alexander Dubcek (Czechoslavakia) in mid-1980s & mid-1960s. Planning, models, historical aspects, reform.
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POLITICAL & ECONOMIC CHANGE IN CHINA.
Term Paper ID:16264
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History & effects of Communist Party's reassessment of Mao Zedong. Thought & institutionalization of Responsibility System & decentralization.... More...
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History & effects of Communist Party's reassessment of Mao Zedong. Thought & institutionalization of Responsibility System & decentralization.
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GREAT CULTURAL REVOLUTION (1965-68).
Term Paper ID:12762
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Causes & effects of Mao's anarchy, designed to destroy unorthodoxies in Chinese Communism. Revisionism, ideology, 16-Point Directive, Red Guards, Gang of Four.... More...
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Causes & effects of Mao's anarchy, designed to destroy unorthodoxies in Chinese Communism. Revisionism, ideology, 16-Point Directive, Red Guards, Gang of Four.
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COMMUNIST IDEOLOGY: EFFECTS ON LABOR
Term Paper ID:12220
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in U.S.S.R.... More...
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in U.S.S.R.
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"NONE DARE CALL IT CONSPIRACY"
Term Paper ID:11794
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(Gary Allen). Reactionary view of socialist-communist conspiracy to take over the world.... More...
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(Gary Allen). Reactionary view of socialist-communist conspiracy to take over the world.
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RED SCARE OF 1920S-1930S.
Term Paper ID:11135
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Anti-Communist activity in U.S. after Russian Revolution.... More...
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Anti-Communist activity in U.S. after Russian Revolution.
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MAO & MARXIST-LENINISM.
Term Paper ID:8604
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Mao's adherence to early Communist principles; historical views; revolution; peasantry; class struggle; Cultural Revolution.... More...
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Mao's adherence to early Communist principles; historical views; revolution; peasantry; class struggle; Cultural Revolution.
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EUROCOMMUNISM
Term Paper ID:7905
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Examines growth of Communist strength in Italy & Spain. Also discusses U.S. & U.S.S.R. policies in Europe.... More...
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Examines growth of Communist strength in Italy & Spain. Also discusses U.S. & U.S.S.R. policies in Europe.
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"STATE AND REVOLUTION"
Term Paper ID:6729
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(Vladimir Lenin). Reviews his examination of Marx's theories of the two-phase development of a Communist society from a capitalistic one, the first phase involuntary & economic, the second voluntary & humanistic.... More...
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(Vladimir Lenin). Reviews his examination of Marx's theories of the two-phase development of a Communist society from a capitalistic one, the first phase involuntary & economic, the second voluntary & humanistic.
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