The New Class: An Analysis of the Communist System |
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Page 61
... owners have become parasites , so that the administration of property is left in the hands of employees . In Communism ... owner in the Communist system means that one enters the ranks of the ruling political bureaucracy and nothing else ...
... owners have become parasites , so that the administration of property is left in the hands of employees . In Communism ... owner in the Communist system means that one enters the ranks of the ruling political bureaucracy and nothing else ...
Page 109
... owner who is in charge of all goods and of the entire labor force . It would be hard to take any effective action ... owner . His property does not consist of those individual enterprises but of the production machine as a whole . The ...
... owner who is in charge of all goods and of the entire labor force . It would be hard to take any effective action ... owner . His property does not consist of those individual enterprises but of the production machine as a whole . The ...
Page 171
... owner in the name of society and of the nation , then the forms of political power over society would inevitably ... owner and ruler in itself . In Communism it is reversed : The state is an instrument and always subordinate exclusively ...
... owner in the name of society and of the nation , then the forms of political power over society would inevitably ... owner and ruler in itself . In Communism it is reversed : The state is an instrument and always subordinate exclusively ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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