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Hugo Chavez's goal of using communes as “the basic cells of ... Category:Communes ... ...

The House of Commons of Canada (French: Chambre des communes du Canada) is the lower house of the Canadian Parliament, beneath the Senate. ... ...

up their economic power, and join into communes. Because of this, utopian ... and Saint-Simon wanted to build utopian communes in land taken from Arabs ... ...

(de-facto)|government_type=Stateless communes (de-jure)Socialist state (de-facto)|life_span=1936-1939 Anarchist Catalonia, also known as Revolutionary ... ...

in the fields and backyards of communes to further the Great Leap Forward's aims of making China the top steel producer in the world. However ... ...

(De facto)|government_type=Stateless communes (De jure)Warlordism (De facto)|leader_title1=Leader|leader_name1=Nestor Makhno|legislature=Regional ... ...

bound to local communities. Each congress met in communes or assemblies according to controls set by the General People's Congress Secretariat. During ... ...

to those achieved by utopian socialism (evanescent communes) and pragmatic liberalism (hellworld). Category:Library works by Nia Frome ... ...

system led by a viceroy. They destroyed Inca communes. author=Sergio Rodriguez Gelfenstein|newspaper=Workers World|title=How long will Peru last ... ...

This led to the creation of large communes composed of thousands of people. Both industrial capacity and food security were advanced as a result ... ...

on the Work in the Rural People's Communes (Draft for Trial Use). It ... on the Work in the Rural People's Communes (Draft for Trial Use). ... ...

and the movement to establish people's communes. That was a serious mistake, and we suffered because of it. During the three years of economic ... ...

third century. Eastern Slavs lived in village communes with publicly owned meadows, forests, and ponds but private farmland. Tribal elders seized and ... ...

mines and other enterprises, people's communes, offices, schools, shops, neighbourhoods, companies of the People's Liberation Army and other ... ...

mines and other enterprises, people's communes, offices, schools, shops, neighbourhoods, companies of the People's Liberation Army and other ... ...

to their regions but now grown in people’s communes in Peking’s outskirts, as are some foreign species including the sunset hibiscus of Africa ... ...

peasant households, mostly belonging to peasant communes (mirs). author=R. W. Davies|title=The socialist offensive: the collectivisation of Soviet ... ...

# People's communes will be restored in the countryside. Concretely ... quot; will be enacted. The people's communes in rural areas will establish ... ...

a viable strategy for overcoming capitalism, since communes will never virtuously outcompete capitalist firms, and states, as dependent agents of capital ... ...

network of producers’ and consumers’ communes, which conscientiously keep ... namely, in how many communities (communes or villages, or blocks of ... ...

mines and other enterprises, people's communes, offices, schools, shops, neighbourhoods, companies of the People's Liberation Army and other ... ...

the Revolution, including the People's Communes, which Claudia and Soon Ching Ling had discussed at length. Carole Boyce Davies, p 226 ... ...

razed fifty Serbian villages in the neighboring communes of Srebrenica and Bratunac, and massacred more than 1,200 Serbian women, children and elderly ... ...

A rural district shall be divided into communes and townships; a town or provincial city shall be divided into wards and communes; and an urban ... ...

author=-|year=1959|title=The rise of the Chinese people's communes|publisher=New World Press|location=Peking|url=https://catalog.hathitrust ... ...

and of all the poor peasants of different communes, a union of all the rural ... they are very few: in the different communes and volosts they will comprise ... ...

laws concerning factories, people’s communes, forests, grasslands and environmental protection, as well as labour laws and a law on investment ... ...

largely because, except in the Four Communes, French citizenship was incompatible with the retention of one's personal status—that is ... ...

working out a project on the provision of house communes for young working people and on the establishment of houses that will provide accommodation ... ...

the grassroots level. The breakup of the communes became a boon to growing ... # Agricultural communes and agricultural co-operative societies were ... ...

commodity production in the medieval city communes, was the development of ... slave states of antiquity and in medieval communes. And similarly, absolutism ... ...

must grow and merge with the activity of the communes. Under the dictatorship of the proletariat, the liberation of women will be realized through ... ...

offices, city neighbourhoods, people's communes, co-operatives, farms, townships, towns, companies of the People's Liberation Army and other ... ...

was to serve the people constituted in communes, as individual suffrage ... of even the smallest village...” The communes were to elect the “National ... ...

for production was transferred from large communes to individual household collectives and purchases by contract replaced mandatory state procurement ... ...

was to serve the people, constituted in Communes, as individual suffrage ... purposes: (3) by agricultural communes, (4) by agricultural co ... ...

and reorganised the peasants into hundreds of communes. Heinrich Harrer wrote a bestseller about his experiences in Tibet that was made into a popular ... ...

was to serve the people, constituted in Communes, as individual suffrage ... for a reproduction of the medieval Communes, which first preceded, and ... ...

and of the organization of factory communes and corrective labor organizations ... in the factory labor and technical communes and 0.6 per cent. were released ... ...

unit of the rural people's communes was delegated to the production team. [https://baike.baidu.com/reference/113835/e07fGrGoUsW0yOSpQ8me6eJph38Qpr ... ...

and the whole political system of the free Communes and then of the Villes). There was also a powerful ‘proto-trade union’ Ideological State ... ...

consists of a federation of economic communes among which there is ... world, for among the various economic communes there is freedom of movement ... ...

of the land and towards agricultural communes. It also expanded the political roles of the peasant associations: # to enable peasants to secure ... ...

law enabling the peasants to leave the communes and to set up separate farms ... peasants to allot the best land of the communes to the kulak farmers. ... ...

of the right of conquest to the right of the communes and the negation of the whole feudal law by the French Revolution to the present more comprehensive ... ...

to a socialist society built from rural communes. This movement overtly opposed ... in society. They considered the rural communes as the nucleus of “socialism ... ...

of mines, of state farms, of rural communes, of schools, of our libraries ... crops, etc., and finally, there are the communes, with common property in ... ...

actively in this administration. We also want the communes, districts and regions to become real centres for decision making and democratic administration ... ...

upon: as homesteads, as farms, by communes, by partnerships, as will ... From thousands of factories, peasant communes, regiments and armies, ships ... ...

division of the Great Leap Forward-era People’s Communes into smaller private plots of land, the socialist market economy was first applied to China’s ... ...

in 1882, after preparing the ground by working in communes in their home countries. In the Zionist jargon they are called the First Aliyah—the first ... ...

The idealization of agricultural communes was encouraged at a certain ... and wanted forced cohabitation in communes. Sabsovich, one of the leftist ... ...

* Repression and coercion in the popular communes, where the population was forced into physically exhausting labor to cultivate land, build ... ...

a sense of debt-and hence, inferiority. Communes or egalitarian collectives ... of baronies, principalities, urban communes, manors, and church estates ... ...

into agriculture as practised by the peasant communes, into the domestic industries of the peasants, the artel, and also into the mental life of the ... ...

which obtained within the peasant communes under the yoke of the feudal ... isolated co-operatives, communities or communes without undermining the ... ...

before the battle of Poitiers, King Jean had the communes disarmed!], And the rise of the bourgeoisie, English, Belgian with the clothier Artevelde ... ...

anything that does not harm others; allow the communes the right to manage their own affairs; in a word, restore to the liberty of individuals everything ... ...