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https://archive.org/details/HowSocialismBegan
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INTRODUCTION
THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION. BEGINNING OF THE ROAD
The Russian Revolution and the World Revolutionary Process
Contradictions Which Resulted in Revolution
Continuity of the Revolution and the Peasant Question
The Peaceful Road—an Unrealised Possibility
The Soviets—a New Type of Power
Revolutionary Principles of Administration
The Economy: From Workers' Control to Nationalisation
WAR COMMUNISM: AN ERA OF STORM AND ONSLAUGHT
Socio-Economic Relations: an Attempt to Overtake Time
Anti-Bourgeois Measures in Politics
The Inevitability of Centralisation
Bourgeois Specialists in the Service of the Revolution
Problems and Difficulties of Management
The Vicissitudes of War Communism in the Countryside
Circumspection Is Needed
The Bolshevik Party Consolidates Its Guiding Role
War Communism in the Light of the Present Time
NEP: RETREAT OR PATH TO SOCIALISM?
The Requisiteness of the New Economic Policy
The Inertia of Old Views
The Tax in Kind—the Beginning of NEP
Changes in the Rural Social Structure
Co-operation: From State Capitalism to Socialism
The Private Owner in Industry
Concessions: Unused Form of State Capitalism
Disappointments and Prospects
Practical Socialisation of Production
NEP: The Lever of Industrialisation
Improvement of Labour Organisation
The Growing Role of the Intelligentsia
NEP and the Development of Democracy
"These Are the Tasks that I Dream Of...."
The True and Imaginary Meaning of NEP
NEP: Its Dialectics and Critique
The Historical Significance of NEP
THE WORLD REVOLUTION AND PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE
From the Revolutionary War to Peace
Retreat, Painful but Unavoidable
A New Approach to Revolutionary Foreign Policy
The Danger of Revolutionary Phrase-Making
Competence and Force of Conviction
The Danger of Exporting Revolution
Dialectics of the National and the International
Peaceful Coexistence—a Stimulus to World Revolution
CONCLUSION
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INTRODUCTION
THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION. BEGINNING OF THE ROAD
The Russian Revolution and the World Revolutionary Process
Contradictions Which Resulted in Revolution
Continuity of the Revolution and the Peasant Question
The Peaceful Road—an Unrealised Possibility
The Soviets—a New Type of Power
Revolutionary Principles of Administration
The Economy: From Workers' Control to Nationalisation
WAR COMMUNISM: AN ERA OF STORM AND ONSLAUGHT
Socio-Economic Relations: an Attempt to Overtake Time
Anti-Bourgeois Measures in Politics
The Inevitability of Centralisation
Bourgeois Specialists in the Service of the Revolution
Problems and Difficulties of Management
The Vicissitudes of War Communism in the Countryside
Circumspection Is Needed
The Bolshevik Party Consolidates Its Guiding Role
War Communism in the Light of the Present Time
NEP: RETREAT OR PATH TO SOCIALISM?
The Requisiteness of the New Economic Policy
The Inertia of Old Views
The Tax in Kind—the Beginning of NEP
Changes in the Rural Social Structure
Co-operation: From State Capitalism to Socialism
The Private Owner in Industry
Concessions: Unused Form of State Capitalism
Disappointments and Prospects
Practical Socialisation of Production
NEP: The Lever of Industrialisation
Improvement of Labour Organisation
The Growing Role of the Intelligentsia
NEP and the Development of Democracy
"These Are the Tasks that I Dream Of...."
The True and Imaginary Meaning of NEP
NEP: Its Dialectics and Critique
The Historical Significance of NEP
THE WORLD REVOLUTION AND PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE
From the Revolutionary War to Peace
Retreat, Painful but Unavoidable
A New Approach to Revolutionary Foreign Policy
The Danger of Revolutionary Phrase-Making
Competence and Force of Conviction
The Danger of Exporting Revolution
Dialectics of the National and the International
Peaceful Coexistence—a Stimulus to World Revolution
CONCLUSION