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... conflicts are merely due to conflicts between systems . There are other conflicts , including those from former epochs . Through the conflict of systems the tendency toward world unity of produc- tion is revealing itself most clearly ...
... conflicts are merely due to conflicts between systems . There are other conflicts , including those from former epochs . Through the conflict of systems the tendency toward world unity of produc- tion is revealing itself most clearly ...
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... conflict of systems , however , does not indicate that humanity is going in the direction of a single system . This type of conflict demonstrates only that the further unification of the world or , more accurately expressed , the ...
... conflict of systems , however , does not indicate that humanity is going in the direction of a single system . This type of conflict demonstrates only that the further unification of the world or , more accurately expressed , the ...
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... conflict - the conflict between systems , or the basic tendency toward the unification of production . Here too their evaluation is out of focus . They declare that this conflict is a struggle between two dif- ferent social systems . In ...
... conflict - the conflict between systems , or the basic tendency toward the unification of production . Here too their evaluation is out of focus . They declare that this conflict is a struggle between two dif- ferent social systems . In ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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