Labour is the source of all wealth, the political economists assert. And it really is the source – next to nature, which supplies it wit
...o the bottom of the Indian Ocean.<ref>In the 1870s, when this was written, British zoogeographer Philip Lutley Sclater put forth the theory that a continent (
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...ania was under the monarchical rule of [[Ahmet Zogu]], which established a political and economical relationship with [[Kingdom of Italy (1922-1943)|fascist Ita
...essions to Italian, [[United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland|British]] and [[United States of America|Statesian]] corporations which profited fr
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...listic activities convinced him that he was insufficiently acquainted with political economy, and he zealously set out to study it.
...r with [[Arnold Ruge]] (1802-1880); Left Hegelian; in prison in 1825-30; a political exile following 1848, and a Bismarckian after 1866-70). Only one issue of t
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...age. The era of imperialism brought with it the law of uneven economic and political development. In order to expand overseas and redistribute the territory of
...were not rewarded with the affluence and stability preached by neoliberal economists. On the contrary, the neoimperialist phase is the setting for the rampages
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...n class war and working in the direction of the final goal—the conquest of political power and the suppression of wage labour. Between social reforms and revolu
...thermore proved, argues Bernstein, by the amelioration of the economic and political situation of the proletariat as a result of its trade union activity.
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...anisations – the first trade unions, and in Britain the first movement for political rights for workers: [[Chartism]]. Alongside these movements were the first
One of the first British socialists, Robert Owen, began by trying to convince industrialists that th
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...Lecture'''", was a famous speech by [[United States of America|Statesian]] political scientist [[Michael Parenti]], discussing U.S. [[imperialism]] and the [[Co
...And, of course, you use large sums of it for personal consumption and for political power and for control of your culture and for that wonderful, good, happy l
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...be a bad philosopher, because he is reputed to be one of the ablest French economists. Being both German and economist at the same time, we desire to protest aga
...icize German philosophy, and at the same time to give some observations on political economy.
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..."German, or 'True', Socialism". Only by the subjection of the economic and political conditions produced in England and France to German dialectical criticism c
...ee army-corps of arguments mobilized against all previous philosophers and economists in general, and against Marx in particular — in fact, an attempt at a compl
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...ar to the general. A few brief remarks regarding the course of my study of political economy are appropriate here.
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...rogress of history has swept from off the earth the greater portion of the political parties there enumerated.
...middle land ownership of the [[Peasantry|farmers]], the basis of the whole political constitution, is succumbing to the competition of giant farms; at the same
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...the [[1936 Soviet Constitution]] represented some of the most progressive political advancements in history.
...Lenin returned to Russia from exile and puts forward his ''April theses'', political proposals which call for the overthrow of the Provisional government.
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6. Party and Guerrilla: Political Work and Military Work
...which he himself participated. Comrade Massoud was captured by SAVAK (the political police of the Shah’s regime) in the first half of 1970 and was subject to s
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...ed in the article “Where To Begin” – the character and main content of our political agitation; our organisational tasks; and the plan for building, simultaneou
...tically to “clarify” all'' our basic points of difference with ''all'' the Economists. I resolved to make such an attempt at “clarification”, fully realising tha
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..., murder, in short, force, play the greatest part. In the tender annals of political economy, the idyllic reigns from time immemorial. Right and ‘labour’ were f
...shown by Sir F. M. Eden, who is, moreover, Tory and ‘philanthropic’ in his political colouring. The whole series of thefts, outrages and popular misery that acc
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...tarian revolution to the state, therefore, is acquiring not only practical political importance, but also the significance of a most urgent problem of the day,
<ref name="preface" group="p">Fabians — members of the Fabian Society, a British reformist organization founded in 1884. It grouped mostly bourgeois intelle
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...xperienced by Freedom Road Socialist Organization is testament to this new political environment.
...such as the elements of dialectical and historical materialism, along with political economy. Other chapters deal with problematic bourgeois ideological current
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Classical political economy grasped this fact so thoroughly that Adam Smith, Ricardo, etc., as
...ts<sup>[[Part0095.html#cap0012096|8]]</sup> are worthily paralleled by the economists, who interpret the above phenomena of accumulation by saying that in one ca
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...blood on the imperialist fronts to safeguard the staggering profits of the British and French capitalists.
Instead of a revolutionary policy, there was flabby philistinism and sordid political bargaining, parliamentary diplomacy and parliamentary scheming. For the sak
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...sting itself in far-reaching changes in every phase of our life: economic, political, scientific, religious, intellectual, artistic, social. The ever-speeding d
...e was an obvious danger in the developing working class, with its strikes, political struggles, and revolutionary ideas—a danger that had been dramatically emph
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