Titlebook: Chinese Political Thought; Mao Tse-Tung and Liu Yung Ping Chen Book 1966 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1966 Policy.Revolution.co

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Biographical Sketch,ver, a word of caution should be said about the reliability of the available sources on which these biographical sketches are based. A certain amount of coloration or vagueness in any of them may exist because of partisan considerations, the official secrecy of the Communist leadership’s private life, and the abundance of hear-say information.

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Sino-Soviet Ideological Conflict,lations with the capitalist countries and initiated the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence as early as 1954.. These principles are: mutual respect for territorial integrity and sovereignty, mutual non-aggression, non-interference in each other’s internal affairs, equality and mutual benefit and peaceful coexistence.

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Conclusions,sm extensively in their conduct of the revolution in China whenever this was feasible. Thus, if we remember that they perceive Marxism as a “guide to action” rather than as “dogma,” then we will understand better the contributions made by Mao and Liu in the theoretical field.

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Biographical Sketch,ch the two Chinese Communist leaders’ life, education, family background and, most important, ascertain the environment in which they have lived. However, a word of caution should be said about the reliability of the available sources on which these biographical sketches are based. A certain amount

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Chinese Conditions,s on this subject can best be made in terms of the historical conditions of China and be approached from the basis of class analysis. Marx and Engels did not make any extensive study of the economically underdeveloped regions of the world during their life times, but Lenin and Stalin dealt with such

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Democratic Revolution,e bourgeois society thereafter required a multiplication of the working men, which he thought would lead to a second stage of revolution and the replacement of the capitalistic ruling class by the “dictatorship of the proletariat.” In western Europe the first of these stages has passed, but in Russi

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Socialist Revolution,ally stressed. Trotsky and Parvus, building on this continuous aspect of Marxism, and impatient of the delays required in the process of building the proletariat of Russia into a majority, worked out in 1905 a theory of “permanent revolution” which would telescope Marx’s two stages.

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Nationalism and Internationalism,e creations of capitalistic relations of production, and that, with the dawn of socialism, national animosities would disappear as a matter of course. . predicted the end of the exploitation of one nation by another, and finally an end even to the national differences between peoples. It claimed, “t

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