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... capitalist economy . What we have in demo- cratic countries is an amalgam of capitalistic and collectivist ele- ments , an economic order better called socio - capitalism than merely capitalism . It is the way of revolutionaries to ...
... capitalist economy . What we have in demo- cratic countries is an amalgam of capitalistic and collectivist ele- ments , an economic order better called socio - capitalism than merely capitalism . It is the way of revolutionaries to ...
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... capitalism is in the first instance an historical one . Democracy developed with the rise of a middle class , and ... capitalist state is , however , misleading . The true distinction is between socialist states in the full sense , that ...
... capitalism is in the first instance an historical one . Democracy developed with the rise of a middle class , and ... capitalist state is , however , misleading . The true distinction is between socialist states in the full sense , that ...
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... capitalism , the " highest stage , ” the stage in which it perishes ( Lenin : Imperialism , the Highest Stage of Capitalism ) . Capitalism becomes now " monopoly capitalism . " Capitalism was doomed by Marx because of its inevitable ...
... capitalism , the " highest stage , ” the stage in which it perishes ( Lenin : Imperialism , the Highest Stage of Capitalism ) . Capitalism becomes now " monopoly capitalism . " Capitalism was doomed by Marx because of its inevitable ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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