Titlebook: Marxism and the Agrarian Question; Athar Hussain,Keith Tribe Book 1983Latest edition Athar Hussain, Keith Tribe 1983 Marx.marxism.politica

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Some Aspects of German Agriculturehich we have chosen to discuss in this chapter are either directly relevant to the issues, policies and discussion which together constitute the agrarian question, or those which occupy a central place in Marxist analyses of the development of capitalist agriculture. The discussion of the Prussian r

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Landagitationaged to do this points to the fact that it not only survived the period of banishment but actually managed to thrive during it. Party literature was distributed widely during the period of illegality, especially in the late 1880s; and though the party itself did not contest elections during that per

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The Russian Social Democratic Labour Party and the Development of an Agrarian Programmeings — Bolsheviks and Mensheviks — and as a consequence the political directives embodied in this programme were subjected to divergent interpretation. Furthermore, one of the central issues dividing the two factions came to be precisely the attitude to the peasantry, and thus the agrarian question

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The Russian Peasantry as Object of State Policy, 1906–1929tions of Social Democracy. In this chapter the emphasis is shifted from the writings of leading Social Democrats to the ‘Agrarian Question’ as it was constituted in state policy from the Stolypin reforms to Collectivisation. It may seem curious to unite in this way a series of measures introduced by

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