The Soviet Theory of International RelationsWheatsheaf, 1988 - 376 頁 |
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... party , or at least a vanguard party , by defi- nition precluded the formation of Marxist - Leninist parties ) , a weak mass political party and the tendency towards bureau- cratization and corruption were criticized ( Brutents 1972b ...
... party , or at least a vanguard party , by defi- nition precluded the formation of Marxist - Leninist parties ) , a weak mass political party and the tendency towards bureau- cratization and corruption were criticized ( Brutents 1972b ...
第 129 頁
... party nationalist regimes which had banned their communist parties were , none the less , considered pro- gressive . The only way to explain their progressiveness seemed to be to deny the need for proletarian vanguard parties . Moreover ...
... party nationalist regimes which had banned their communist parties were , none the less , considered pro- gressive . The only way to explain their progressiveness seemed to be to deny the need for proletarian vanguard parties . Moreover ...
第 303 頁
... vanguard parties . In recent years other Soviet specialists have been less opti- mistic about socialist - oriented ... Party figures in the government . Mirsky's article ends with the question ' whither the Third World ' ? Most Third ...
... vanguard parties . In recent years other Soviet specialists have been less opti- mistic about socialist - oriented ... Party figures in the government . Mirsky's article ends with the question ' whither the Third World ' ? Most Third ...
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