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Page 27
... result of all these revolutions . The Communist regime in the U.S.S.R. is still remote from independent administration of justice after forty years of tenure . The final results of earlier revolutions were often greater legal security ...
... result of all these revolutions . The Communist regime in the U.S.S.R. is still remote from independent administration of justice after forty years of tenure . The final results of earlier revolutions were often greater legal security ...
Page 107
... result of ownership and political relationships , not , or only to a slight extent , the result of the technological level of production . Since modern technology requires a worker who can dispose of a considerable amount of freedom ...
... result of ownership and political relationships , not , or only to a slight extent , the result of the technological level of production . Since modern technology requires a worker who can dispose of a considerable amount of freedom ...
Page 176
... result . The result depends on numerous unforeseen internal and external circum- stances . However , there is no doubt that a national Communist bureaucracy aspires to more complete authority for itself . This is demonstrated by the ...
... result . The result depends on numerous unforeseen internal and external circum- stances . However , there is no doubt that a national Communist bureaucracy aspires to more complete authority for itself . This is demonstrated by the ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
Copyright | |
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