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... form of ownership . Earlier revolutions , too , inevitably resulted in major or minor changes in property relationships . But in those revolu- tions one form of private ownership superseded the others . In the Communist revolution this ...
... form of ownership . Earlier revolutions , too , inevitably resulted in major or minor changes in property relationships . But in those revolu- tions one form of private ownership superseded the others . In the Communist revolution this ...
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... forms of ownership devised . For example , collectivization was abandoned in Yugoslavia because the peasants were resist- ing it and because the steady decrease in production resulting from collectivization held a latent danger for the ...
... forms of ownership devised . For example , collectivization was abandoned in Yugoslavia because the peasants were resist- ing it and because the steady decrease in production resulting from collectivization held a latent danger for the ...
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... ownership and in the role of the state in the economy . Though state ownership is technically present to some extent ... forms of ownership were probably an essential reason for the conflicts between the West and the U.S.S.R. Monopolies ...
... ownership and in the role of the state in the economy . Though state ownership is technically present to some extent ... forms of ownership were probably an essential reason for the conflicts between the West and the U.S.S.R. Monopolies ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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