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Is the Grand Old Man re-emerging? More than twenty years after the collapse of Communism, and in the midst of the crisis of Capitalism, Karl Marx's ideas, at least in part, are back in vogue. He is often invoked, yet often misunderstood. In this award-winning biography Rolf Hosfeld offers a new, transparent, and critical view of Marx's turbulent life. Linking the contradictory politician and revolutionary to his work-his errors and misjudgments as well as his pioneering ideas-Hosfeld presents a vivid account of Marx's life between Trier and London. At the same time, he renders accessible Marx
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Table des matières : Une explication en quelques mots -- Histoire de la Gauche communiste de France (1942-1953) -- Photos -- Annexes : I. Contre la guerre impérialiste et cours nouveau (1942-avril 1945) -- Contre la guerre impérialistes et contre tous les Etats "démocratiques" et "fascistes" -- Manifeste de la Gauche communiste aux prolétaires d'Europe (juin 1944) -- Tract collé sur les murs de Paris (18 août 1944) -- La nature non prolétarienne de l'État russe et sa fonction contrerévolutionnaire -- Le Noyau français de la Gauche communiste et la Fraction italienne reconstituée -- Déclaration de principes (avril 1942) -- Projet de Résolution sur les Perspectives et Tâches de la Période Transitoire (1943) -- Bulletin international de Discussion, Fraction italienne de la Gauche communiste, n° 5, mai 1944 (réponse à Vercesi) -- Déclaration politique de la Fraction italienne, mai 1944 -- Crise entre les fractions italienne et française de la Gauche communiste -- Mise au point de la Commission Exécutive de la Fraction française (17 juin 1945) -- Déclaration présentée à la conférence de la Fraction italienne (21 mai 1945) -- Explications sur mon adhésion à la Fraction française -- II. La fin des illusions. Rupture avec la Fraction italienne reconstituée. -- Création de la Gauche communiste de France (1945-1947) -- Conférence de la Fraction française de la Gauche communiste (1945) -- Rapport d'activité (14 juillet 1945), Bulletin extérieur spécial, Fascicule n° I -- Résolution sur le rapport d'activité -- Rupture entre les Fractions italienne et française de la Gauche communiste (1945) -- Résolution de la conférence extraordinaire de la Fraction française de la Gauche communiste (résolution prise à la conférence extraordinaire excluant notamment Marc et Mousso) -- La Gauche communiste Internationale et la question Vercesi. Résolution sur les incidents au sein de la Fraction à l'étranger (4 novembre 1945) -- Prise de position des RKD. "Un exemple explicatif de la faillite définitive de l'ancien mouvement ouvrier : la crise du bordiguisme" (RKDBulletin n° 7, novembre 1945, Nouvelle série) -- Les groupes révolutionnaires en France (1946, archives Marc Chirik) -- Conférence internationale de la Gauche communiste, 25 et 26 mai 1947-- III. Évolution du capitalisme moderne et réflexions sur le capitalisme d'État (1947-1949) -- Exposé de Marc Chirik, décembre 1948 -- Critique du document de Morel : "La perspective de barbarie" (sur la phase du capitalisme d'État). -- IV. Défense du bagage théorico-politique, défense des militants ouvriers et révolutionnaires. Ouverture au milieu politique prolétarien (été 1949-1951) -- Procès-verbal de la réunion d'Internationalisme du mercredi 22 juin 1949 -- Lettre du Venezuela et lettres de loin, septembre-novembre 1952 -- L'évolution du capitalisme et la nouvelle perspective, Internationalisme n° 46, mai 1952 -- V. Groupe et/ou cercle d'études. Dissolution (1952-53 et ...) -- Fac-similé du pointage de la circulation des documents entre les membres dispersés -- Les élections présidentielles aux États-Unis, 13 janvier 1953, non publié dans Internationalisme pour le n° 47 qui n'a jamais vu le jour, Jean Malaquais -- Sur le roman, lettre à Cousin, 13 janvier 1953, Jean Malaquais -- La dissolution de la Gauche communiste de France, 20 octobre 1954, Jean Malaquais -- Biographies des principaux protagonistes -- Bibliographie essentielle -- Tableau chronologique -- Cartographie des Groupes oppositionnels avant 1940 -- Cartographie des groupes de la Gauche communiste après 1940
Communism --- Communists --- Communisme --- Communistes --- History --- Histoire
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"A giant of 20th century history, Mao Zedong played many roles: peasant revolutionary, patriotic leader against the Japanese occupation, Marxist theoretician, modernizer, and visionary despot. This Very Short Introduction chronicles Mao's journey from peasant child to ruler of the most populous nation on Earth. Delia Davin provides an invaluable portrait of Mao, showing him in all his complexity-ruthless, brutal, and ambitious, a man of enormous talent and perception, yet a leader who is still detested by some and venerated by others. She shows how he helped found both the Chinese Communist Party and the Red Army, and how for many years he fought on two fronts, for control of the Party and in an armed struggle for the Party's control of the country. His revolution unified China and began its rise to world power status. He was the architect of the Great Leap Forward that he hoped would make China both prosperous and egalitarian, but instead ended in economic disaster resulting in millions of deaths. It was Mao's growing suspicion of his fellow leaders that led him to launch the Cultural Revolution, and his last years were dogged by ill-health and his despairing attempts to find a successor. Davis also looks at the years of his death, when the reform leadership abandoned Mao's revolutionary goals and embraced the market."--Publisher's website.
Heads of state --- Revolutionaries --- Communists --- Mao, Zedong,
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In the political history of Ukraine in the XX century, the special place belongs to Petro Shelest. After a hard way of life, in 1963, he became the First Secretary of Central Committee of Communist party in Ukraine. He supported N. Khrushchev and his political line, but he was among those, who helped L. Brezhnev to come to power. He opposed strongly to «the Prague Spring» in 1968 and at the same time, he blockaded the total suffocation of the dissent in Ukraine. He accepted Stalin's authority and at the same time, he demanded that the Moscow leadership adhered officially declared principles in relations between the centre and Soviet republics. He was against the dismantling of the USSR and at the same time, he helped to strengthen Ukrainian national traditions and to respect Ukrainian's past. What is the secret of Petro Shelest's duality? Who and how created him the image of "excessive" Ukrainian patriot and even "nationalist"? How did his destiny take out after he had been sent to the "promotion" to Moscow and then he was subjected to political persecution? The author of this book is trying to answer these and other questions.
Statesmen --- Communists --- Shelest, P. I͡U.
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Vries, de, Theun --- Vries, Theun de, --- Authors, Dutch --- Communists
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A story of two twentieth-century American women whose love for each other fueled their work to create an egalitarian world.
Women communists --- Women labor leaders --- Women social reformers --- Communists --- Labor leaders --- Women in the labor movement --- Hutchins, Grace, --- Rochester, Anna.
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Marx, Karl --- Communists --- Philosophers --- Communistes --- Philosophes --- Biography. --- Biographie --- Biographies --- Marx, Karl,
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Conventional historical accounts of European communism tend to delegate women to the margins. By focusing on female industrial workers in postwar Poland, Malgorzata Fidelis demonstrates that women, in fact, were central to the making of communist society both as subjects of policies and ideology, and as powerful historical agents in their own right. This book uncovers a dynamic story of political contestation between state and society, in which ideas and practices of gender played a surprisingly pivotal role. Through fascinating material ranging from previously untapped party and secret police records to ordinary people, ♯s̥ letters to the press and oral interviews, the book offers new insights on the social impact of war, struggles on the shop-floor, the challenges of incorporating village girls into fast-moving industrial society, the societal resistance against women entering male-dominated occupations, and finally the unexpected consequences of liberalization and reform.
Post-communism --- Women communists --- Women --- History --- Social conditions --- Poland --- Economic conditions
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Communists --- Communistes --- Algeria --- Algeria --- Algérie --- Algérie --- Politics and government --- History --- Politique et gouvernement --- Histoire
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As the global economic crisis brought about a reinvigorated analysis of Marxist and socialist study, a reevaluation of Rosa Luxemburg's political philosophy and cosmopolitan pedagogy emerged as an important consideration within the global resurgence in socialist thought. This rethinking of socialism and assessment of Luxemburg's legacy engendered much debate within the pages of New Politics in summer of 2001, creating a space for dialogue that appraised and evaluated socialist metaphysics, human emancipation, and Luxemburg's legacy within the canon of political philosophy. In this volume, Jason Schulman has put together the debates from New Politics into a comprehensive title-providing a revised, expanded outlet for the engaging scholarship that emerged from the journal's pages. Featuring new content and an interview with a leading political theorist, the book casts new light on the debate over Marxist approaches to societal ills while assessing the politics of socialism.
Women socialists --- Women communists --- Women revolutionaries --- Socialism --- Socialists --- History. --- Luxemburg, Rosa,
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