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Page 68
... workers believed would be given to them . Only crumbs from the tables and illusions have been left to the workers . Without universal freedom not even workers ' management can become free . Clearly , in an unfree society nobody can ...
... workers believed would be given to them . Only crumbs from the tables and illusions have been left to the workers . Without universal freedom not even workers ' management can become free . Clearly , in an unfree society nobody can ...
Page 108
... workers , paying little or no attention to the productivity of the labor force as a whole . In such a system , efforts to stimulate the worker are inevitable and frequent . The bureaucracy offers all kinds of awards and allowances to ...
... workers , paying little or no attention to the productivity of the labor force as a whole . In such a system , efforts to stimulate the worker are inevitable and frequent . The bureaucracy offers all kinds of awards and allowances to ...
Page 110
... workers . These organizations have played only one important role - the lifting of the cultural level of the working classes . Workers ' organizations under the Communist system are really " company " or " yellow " organizations of a ...
... workers . These organizations have played only one important role - the lifting of the cultural level of the working classes . Workers ' organizations under the Communist system are really " company " or " yellow " organizations of a ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
Copyright | |
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