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Comintern and Other Perspectives,ber Revolution and the period in which it became clear that ‘orthodox’ revolutions in the capitalist centre were not going to give the supposedly indispensable support to the Soviet regime. That left the member parties of the Comintern, and that body as a whole, faced with the continuing issue of pl

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Confronting Colonialism: Revolution and the Raj,e Kuomintang [and] the strangulation of communism in India in the name of the “Workers’ and Peasants’ Party”’ (Trotsky 1962, p. 71). He thus extended his views on the inherently subordinate revolutionary status of peasants into a general fault of Stalin and the Comintern, a supposed over-emphasis on

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Leninism/Stalinism as Theory and Discourse,sm as a theory and doctrine of revolutionary action in the periphery. This book takes it as axiomatic that such an enterprise is not dead, and the launching of retrospective analysis is therefore necessary.

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Book 1997ich led to communism‘s greatest gains after the Second World War. Based on a theorisation of the building of revolutionary movements, this study critically assesses communist strategy and tactics using three key cases, China, India and Brazil, drawing out implications for possible future development

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