The New Class: An Analysis of the Communist System |
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... party , and the party itself must become politically , and as an organization , centralized to the fullest extent . Only Communist parties , politically united , firmly grouped around the center , and pos- sessing identical ideological ...
... party , and the party itself must become politically , and as an organization , centralized to the fullest extent . Only Communist parties , politically united , firmly grouped around the center , and pos- sessing identical ideological ...
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... party unit expanded and more or less took in all these serv- ices . As a result , the unit has disappeared while these services have become an essential area for party activity . There is no fundamental difference in the Communist ...
... party unit expanded and more or less took in all these serv- ices . As a result , the unit has disappeared while these services have become an essential area for party activity . There is no fundamental difference in the Communist ...
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... Communist parties themselves and of their ideologies to do so . Party control over society , identifi- cation of the government and governmental machinery with the party , and the right to express ideas dependent on the amount of power ...
... Communist parties themselves and of their ideologies to do so . Party control over society , identifi- cation of the government and governmental machinery with the party , and the right to express ideas dependent on the amount of power ...
Contents
Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
Copyright | |
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