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  • File Name: RCSU75.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Restoration of Capitalism in the USSR
  • 19 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
    10 .335). This meant that a director who failed to fulfill the plan was violating the law, could be brought before a court and if found guilty of conscious misdoing, sentenced to death as a saboteu.     At the same time as they were charged with heavy and strict responsibilities, the Soviet managers as a rule had considerably less power than their capitalist counterparts over the worker

  • File Name: Rev. Com. Party of Chile.pdf
    Modified: 5 September 2006
    Title:
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
    In the ³Comment² quoted above it is said: ³The leaders of the CPSU maintain that peaceful coexistence is the overriding and supreme principle for solving contemporary social problem.They assert that it is Œthe categorical imperative of modern times¹ and Œthe imperious demand of the epoch.¹ They say that Œpeaceful coexistence alone is the best and the sole acceptable way to solve the vitally important problems confronting society¹ and that the principle of peaceful coexistence should be made the Œbasic law of life of the whole of modern society¹.² Making the analysis of Khrushchov¹s policy, the ³Comment² adds: ³Lenin¹s policy of peaceful coexistence was directed against the imperialist policies of aggression and war, whereas Khrushchov¹s peaceful coexistence caters to imperialism and abets the imperialist policies of aggression and war.² It is worth while to ask: Is it not exactly what Teng and his group are doing when they favour the reinforcement of the military pacts, economic pacts and other tools of domination of U.S. imperialism and its big bourgeois allie.Is this not what they are doing when they quietly accept U.S. imperialism¹s open intervention in imposing fascist military dictatorships in Latin America and other areas without exposing and condemning this bullying and without giving any support to the people¹s resistance against these dictatorship

  • File Name: RRT60.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Reject the Revisionist Thesis of the XX Congress
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
    All of the brilliant teachings of Karl Marx and Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, teachings that have never become outdated, though the revisionists claim they have, are being confirmed in practic.     World imperialism is being dealt hard blows which clearly go to show that it is no longer in its <<golden age>>, when it made the law as and when it wante.The initiative has slipped from its hands and this is not on account of its own desire

  • File Name: RTOC68.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: On the Revolutionary "Three-In-One" Combination
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
        Some make revolution early, some late; some rebel early, some lat.This is in conformity with the objective law of man's knowledg.Correct knowledge is often attained after going through many reverse

  • File Name: SC73.pdf
    Modified: 5 September 2006
    Title:
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
    To get back to my text, it is clear that in my attempt to 'generalize' Althusser's idea, I incautiously changed its point of application: what he had used to deal with the historical 'conjuncture', I applied to the comparison of modes of production; I made the variation or displacement of the 'dominant' the principle of a comparative analysis (even a theory) of the forms (even the types of modes of productio.This displacement has serious consequences: not only does it introduce an ambiguity which is from then on found in every use of the 'topographical' concepts introduced by Althusser (the topo- 60 idea is confused from the standpoint of historical materialism (in which it is useless: historical materialism cannot but encounter relatively persistent social forms ­ e.g., Roman' law, money, certain aspects of the State apparatus, et.­ despite the transformation of the dominant mode of production, and it will then try to explain such a persistence by the very characteristics of the unique historical process in which the mode of production has change


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