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Page 43
... bureaucrats , those who are not administrative officials , make up the core of the governing bureaucracy , or , in my terminology , of the new class . This is actually a party or political bureaucracy . Other officials are only the ...
... bureaucrats , those who are not administrative officials , make up the core of the governing bureaucracy , or , in my terminology , of the new class . This is actually a party or political bureaucracy . Other officials are only the ...
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... bureaucracy uses , enjoys , and disposes of nationalized property . If we assume that membership in this bureaucracy or new owning class is predicated on the use of privileges inherent in ownership - in this instance nationalized ...
... bureaucracy uses , enjoys , and disposes of nationalized property . If we assume that membership in this bureaucracy or new owning class is predicated on the use of privileges inherent in ownership - in this instance nationalized ...
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... bureaucracy . When the Communists , especially those in Yugo- slavia , criticize Stalin's administration and bureaucratic meth- ods , they generally refer to what Marx anticipated . However , what is happening in Communism today has ...
... bureaucracy . When the Communists , especially those in Yugo- slavia , criticize Stalin's administration and bureaucratic meth- ods , they generally refer to what Marx anticipated . However , what is happening in Communism today has ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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