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... monopolistic . No bureaucracy alone could be so stubborn in its pur- poses and aims . Only those engaged in new forms of ownership , who tread the road to new forms of production , are capable of being so persistent . Marx foresaw that ...
... monopolistic . No bureaucracy alone could be so stubborn in its pur- poses and aims . Only those engaged in new forms of ownership , who tread the road to new forms of production , are capable of being so persistent . Marx foresaw that ...
Page 63
... monopolistic ownership and totalitarian authority of the new class . The fact that there is a new owning , monopolistic , and total- SAK IGE CUORET MAN AND itarian class in Communist countries THE NEW CLASS 63.
... monopolistic ownership and totalitarian authority of the new class . The fact that there is a new owning , monopolistic , and total- SAK IGE CUORET MAN AND itarian class in Communist countries THE NEW CLASS 63.
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... monopolistic and totalitarian it may be , to re- treat before the masses . In 1948 , when the conflict broke out between Yugoslavia and the U.S.S.R. , the Yugoslav leaders were forced to carry out certain reforms . But they stopped the ...
... monopolistic and totalitarian it may be , to re- treat before the masses . In 1948 , when the conflict broke out between Yugoslavia and the U.S.S.R. , the Yugoslav leaders were forced to carry out certain reforms . But they stopped the ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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