The Mao Myth and the Legacy of Stalinism in China

Author(s)
Evans, Leslie
Hansen, Joseph
Kerry, Thomas "Tom"
Primary author
Kerry, Thomas "Tom"
Publisher
Pathfinder Press
Place of Publication
NY
Date of Publication
1977
Edition
1st
Number of Pages
190
Subjects
CI: Comintern, Communist International, Third International (also: ECCI)
China
Chinese great proletarian cultural revolution 1966 - 1976
Djilas, Milovan (Milovan Đilas)
Eastern Europe
FI - Fourth International
Hansen, Joseph Leroy
Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kaishek, Chiang Kai-shek; Triang Kiai-che; Chiang Chieh-shih; Tchiang Kaï-chek)
KMT (China): Guomindang (Kouo-min-tang, Kuo-min-tang) (1911 -)
Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeyevich
Lénin, Vladímir Ilich; leninism
Mao Zedong
Sino-Soviet split
Stálin, Joseph Vissarionovich; stalinism
Trotsky, Lev Davidovich; trotskyism
USA (EEUU): United States of America
USSR: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Soviet Union)
Zhou Enlai
articles
bureaucracy
capital
class
cold war
conference
democracy
discussion, debate, controversy, polemic
economic policy
foreign policy
ideology
international relations
maoism
party
post WW2
sectarianism
socialism in one country
state
theory
working class
Classification
II Regions and countries | C Central, East and South Asia | cn 06 China
Description
- Evans- Preface
KERRY
- Mao's Dead-End Road to "Socialism in one country" (1976)
- Maoism and the Neo-Stalin Cult (1964)
- A Maoist Tendency in the socialist Workers Party (1963)
- A Mao-Stalin Rift: Myth or fact? (1969)
- The anatomy of stalinism (1970)
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- Hansen- Is it correct to view Stalinism as "Bureaucratic Centrism"?
Copy Number
1
Identifier
II C 06 KER reg 331  cop 2
Languages
English