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  • File Name: CSSUii.77v.html
    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1923-1930
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term contradictionDescription:
    Social conflicts, whether organized or not, actually had their effect, direct or indirect, upon the analyses made by the Party and upon the process whereby it decided its lin.The Party (or its leadership) was not a "demiurge" placed somewhere "above" all contradictions and acting somehow "from without" upon these contradiction.     The tasks that the Bolshevik Party undertook were determined by the existence of objective contradiction

  • File Name: CSSUii.77vi.html
    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1923-1930
  • 10 Occurence(s) of the search term contradictionDescription:
    They were considered from the angle of the conditions, both external and internal, in which the Soviet Union was then placed.[55]     Examination of the external conditions, with which Stalin began, showed that the USSR was "a country whose technical equipment is terribly backward," while being surrounded by page 415 many capitalist countries with much more highly developed industrial techniqu.Hence, said Stalin, there was a contradiction between the extremely backward technique possessed by the Soviet Union and its soviet system, which was "the most advanced type of state power in the world."[56] This contradiction must be resolved if the Soviet Union was not to find itself in a situation with no way ou.     Stalin "generalized" the argument by saying that what was at stake was not only the building of socialism but the defense of the country's independence: "economic backwardness," he said, had been "an evil" even before the Revolution -- and in this connection he referred to Peter the Great, who "feverishly built mills and factories"[57] in order to defend Russi

  • File Name: CSSUii.77vii.html
    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1923-1930
  • 32 Occurence(s) of the search term contradictionDescription:
        Thus, the formulations present in this part of the essay replace the concepts of revolutionary Marxism with different ones, derived (in spite of apparent "similarities") from a different conception of the movement of histor.In this conception, the dominant figure is the "concrete conditions of the material life of society," while knowledge of the "needs of development" replaces analysis of class struggles and contradiction.     As Stalin proceeds, he makes clear the significance of this dominant figure -- all the more dominant because it is said to be the "determining force of social developmen

  • File Name: CSSUii.77viii.html
    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1923-1930
  • 5 Occurence(s) of the search term contradictionDescription:
    (Lenin), 253   Idealism, philosophical, 549, 550 Imports of industrial goods,        113-14 Incentives, material, 452-54 Income   percentage increase in cash        (1926-1927), 190   See also National income Income distribution among peas-        ants, 112 India, 380 Industrial accidents, labor pro-        ductivity and, 243 Industrial goods   agricultural surplus and de-        mand for, 157-58  page 620  Industrial goods (con.  gap between rural and urban        consumption of, 156-57   grain crisis and available, 93   supply of, to peasantry, 142-47    See also Agricultural        machinery   unavailable to peasants, 95 Industrial production   1921-1922 and 1926-1927,        28-29   1925-1928, 158   1926-1927, 200   percent of, under state and        cooperative sector, 32   planned increase in (1929-        1930), 458 Industrial sector, capital alloca-        tion and state-owned, 75   See also Investment Industrial trusts   organization of, 271   See also Financial autonomy Industrialization   to avoid capitalism, 366-67   central role of state in, 526   effect on, of introducing sys-        tem of financial        autonomy, 273-74   gold standard and, 58-60   ideological conception of, 520,        521   importance of, 373-74   inflation and, 194-95   labor discipline and acceler-        ated, 234-37   launching of, 113-14   mechanization and, 431   new line on (1928), 413-15   and Party ideology, 357-58,        398-499, 507-8, 565-66      clashes in early 1928, 398        403    contradiction between in-        dustrial and agricultural        policy, and the great        change, 457-60    deepening split in summer        1928, 403-18    great change at end of 1929,        460-78    open split, 418-33    Sixteenth Party Conference,        433-57   peasantry and    emphasis on industrializa-        tion at expense of, 362,        399-401, 409    great change and, 457-60    resistance of peasantry and        accelerated, 122-23    tribute to finance industry,        297, 401, 403, 421, 422,        428-29, 477, 507, 592    See also Agriculture, policy        on   planning and, 320    See also Planning   policy on (1927), 382-83   production conferences and,        218-23   as solution to unemployment,        301    See also Unemployment   Taylorism and socialist emula-        tion, 237-57   trade union role in, 345   united opposition and rapid,        374-82   VSNKh role in, 77   worker-peasant alliance and,        119-20  page 621     See also Worker-peasant al-        liance "Industrialization of the Country        and the Right Deviation        in the C.P.S.U.(B)" (Sta-        lin), 413 Industry   categories of price, wages, and        profit in, see Prices;        Profits; Wages   contradiction between private        and state sectors in,        197-208   evolution of, 199-203   expenditures on (1923-1928),        62   financial autonomy of, see Fi-        ;nancial autonomy   forms and evolution of forms of        ownership in, 199-203   growth of large-scale (1929-        1932), 447   inflation and decrease of pro-        duction in, 193   integrated in overall process of        reproduction of produc-        tion conditions, 266-68   investment in, see Investment        management forms in,        210-13    See also Management   NEP in conflict with planning        in, 206-7   ownership of, 199   percent of value of production        by large-scale (1926-        1927), 209   private and rural handicrafts,        143-45   selling price and cost of pro-        duction in, 189-92     small-scale industry v.state,        202   wages and productivity of        labor in, 192-93 Inflation   1922, 55   1925-1927, 63   1926-1929, 388-89   origins of process of, 193-95 Instruments of production, 513,        516   See also Means of production Intellectuals   alliance of workers and, and        rallying of old intel-        ligentsia, 561-65   new intelligentsia, 565-66 Investment   changes in financial autonomy        and nature of, 280   industrial, 388, 407-11    maximum, as policy, 413-15,        417-18, 420, 422-23    1927 and 1929, 447    plans for (1926-1927 on),        386-88    total (1926), 387   job creation and, 296, 297   origins of inflation in, 193-94   overall plan of, 320   profitability and, 305, 313-14    See also Profits   programs of, 30   in reconstruction period, 556 Izvestiya (magazine), 366   June 8,1927, decree of, 78-79 Juridical forms of ownership,        production relations        and, 527-29  page 622  Juridico-political interventions,     planning as, 73   Kaganovich, L. M., 120, 235-36,        362, 375, 402 Kalashnikov, 181-82 Kalinin, M. I., 172, 365, 372, 382 Kamenev, L. B., 64, 88-89, 96,        369   and new line (1928-1929), 421,        424   policy criticisms by (1925),        370, 372   policy on recruitment to Party        and, 553   and Right deviation, 412   Trotsky attacked by, 364-65   in united opposition, 374-82 Kerzhentsev, 240 Kezelev, 454 Khozraschet, see Financial au-        tonomy Kirov, S. M., 295, 372, 375 Kolchak, 561 Kolkhoz system, 108, 111, 461-        62, 464   entry of peasants into, 42   in NEP period, 85   See also Collectivization Komnezamy (poor peasants'        committees), 100, 124 Komsomol, 251, 252 Komsomolskaya Pravda (news-        paper), 454 Kravel, I., 453 Kronstadt rebellion, 346, 541 Krupskaya, Nadezhda, 370, 377,        420-21, 459 Krzhizhanovsky, G. M., 64, 78 Kuibyshev, V. V., 59, 65, 214,        232, 235, 312, 389     line supported by, 392   and new line (1928), 398,        407-8   on NOT, 557   on plans, 280   and unrealism of plans, 451 Kulak threat (1928-1929), 102 Kulaki, see Rich peasants Kulaks' strike, 88-90, 96, 101 Kuomintang, 379   Labor Code, 299 Labor discipline, 213-15, 220,        221, 229   and forecasts of plan (to 1932),        452-54   imposed from above, 234-37   piece work and, 244   predominant form of, 314-15   Stalin on (1928), 231   and unemployment, 312-13 Labor disputes   settling, 344   See also Collective agree-        ments Labor exchange statistics, 294-        95 Labor exchanges, 298, 299, 453 Labor force, and illusions of        "war communism" period,        267-68 Labor market, regulating, 298,        299 Labor productivity, 221   and discipline, 453, 454   piece wages to increase, 242-        43   and plan forecasts, 451-52   planned increase in (to 1932),        449   planning organs and, 246-47  page 623    shorter work day and, 228   socialist emulation and,        251-57   wages and, 192-93, 213, 390    See also Wages   trade union role in, 343, 345   work norms and need to raise,        214 Labor time, immediate, 49 Land   area under cultivation, 462    collective forms of cultiva-        tion, 100-1, 455    sowable (1924-1925), 97   changes in possession and dis-        tribution of (1928), 118   division of, among families,        180   land shortage, 296, 297, 300-1    rural overpopulation and        colonization of new,        296, 297   leasing of, 96-97    extending rights, 368, 369    right to lease, 154, 155   nationalization of, 87, 95 Land associations, small-scale        industry under, 201 Land community, 174-76 Lapidus, I., 212, 241, 274, 286        88, 292, 302, 307, 315 Larin, Yuri, 144, 369 Lashevich, M., 375 Lassalle, F., 22, 551 Lassallism, 503 "'Law of Primitive Socialist Ac-        cumulation,' or Why        We Should Not Replace        Lenin by Preobrazhen-        sky" (Bukharin), 374   League of Time (organization),        240 Left opposition, polarization in        agriculture, theses of,        86-87 Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich, 57, 361,        459   appeal to authority of, 235   and bourgeois labor parties,       331   and bureaucratization, 303,        424   cooperation as form leading to        socialist organization of        production in view of,        105-6   and development of revolution-        ary ideas by masses, 522   on dialectics, 537, 538   on dictatorship of proletariat,        22-23   and disappearance of prole-        tariat, 316   on economic development,        277, 278   on economics turning into        politics, 109   on financial autonomy, 271-72,        274   Great-Russian chauvinism        and, 566   internal contradictions in de-        velopment as viewed        by, 509-10   and large-scale industry, 202   Marxism and    on Marx's theory, 22, 502    on Marxism, 505    struggles to transform Marx-        ism, 503-4  page 624  Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich (con

  • File Name: ECFP70.html
    Modified: 25 January 2017
    Title: Economic Calculation and Forms of Property
  • 30 Occurence(s) of the search term contradictionDescription:
    At this point, the question of the possibility of formalizing the evaluation of social units, so that a real unit of measurement can be defined, remains ope.     There has often been a temptation to settle the problems posed by the existence of the value-form within social formations considered to be socialist -- and, therefore, of the contradiction between this and a number of Marx and Engels' propositions (such as the one cited above) -- by referring to the category of "surviva.In effect, it is sometimes said that there is a "survival" of commodity categories in contemporary social formation


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