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... industrialization . Industrialization in a backward country , es- pecially if it has no assistance and is hindered from abroad , demands concentration of all material resources . Nationaliza- tion of industrial property and the land is ...
... industrialization . Industrialization in a backward country , es- pecially if it has no assistance and is hindered from abroad , demands concentration of all material resources . Nationaliza- tion of industrial property and the land is ...
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... industrialization would come to nothing if the new class were not made materially interested in the process , by acquisition of some property for itself . With- out industrialization the new class would find it difficult to hold its ...
... industrialization would come to nothing if the new class were not made materially interested in the process , by acquisition of some property for itself . With- out industrialization the new class would find it difficult to hold its ...
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... Industrialization , rapid as it is , creates a large technical in- telligentsia , which , even if it is not especially high in quality , attracts talents and stimulates the inventive intellect . The rea- sons that help to achieve ...
... Industrialization , rapid as it is , creates a large technical in- telligentsia , which , even if it is not especially high in quality , attracts talents and stimulates the inventive intellect . The rea- sons that help to achieve ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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