The Soviet Theory of International RelationsWheatsheaf, 1988 - 376 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 84 筆
第 78 頁
... capitalism and then socialism was inevitable only in Europe ( unless , of course , colonialism transferred capitalism to the colonies ; but even then the agent of change would not be the inevitable internal dialectic of the conflict ...
... capitalism and then socialism was inevitable only in Europe ( unless , of course , colonialism transferred capitalism to the colonies ; but even then the agent of change would not be the inevitable internal dialectic of the conflict ...
第 83 頁
... capitalism had already begun in the colonies . The main difference between capitalism and monopoly capitalism was that the former exported goods , whereas monopoly capitalism exported capital . And the result of exporting capital was to ...
... capitalism had already begun in the colonies . The main difference between capitalism and monopoly capitalism was that the former exported goods , whereas monopoly capitalism exported capital . And the result of exporting capital was to ...
第 84 頁
... capitalism was pro- gressive , at least in relation to the system of economic rela- tions it replaced in the colonies . Later , as we shall see , he changed his mind about whether capitalism was an essential phase of development . Apart ...
... capitalism was pro- gressive , at least in relation to the system of economic rela- tions it replaced in the colonies . Later , as we shall see , he changed his mind about whether capitalism was an essential phase of development . Apart ...
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