Revolutions: Theoretical, Comparative, and Historical StudiesJack A. Goldstone, Robert King Merton |
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... nomic development ] does require a ' breakthrough . ' But it is a political breakthrough that in turn makes possible the far more gradual economic process . " 2 Social Structure and Revolution If Marx's original , elegant theory is no ...
... nomic development ] does require a ' breakthrough . ' But it is a political breakthrough that in turn makes possible the far more gradual economic process . " 2 Social Structure and Revolution If Marx's original , elegant theory is no ...
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... the government has also regarded all areas suitable for industrial exploitation as its own property . " The chronic pressure on the eco- nomic resources in the interest of the state - especially THE SOVIET CIVIL SERVICE 245.
... the government has also regarded all areas suitable for industrial exploitation as its own property . " The chronic pressure on the eco- nomic resources in the interest of the state - especially THE SOVIET CIVIL SERVICE 245.
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... nomic and political options , because earnings must be controlled , even though the Hungarian government has recognized " the deleterious effect on efficiency of such restrictions on worker incentives . " This problem has been ...
... nomic and political options , because earnings must be controlled , even though the Hungarian government has recognized " the deleterious effect on efficiency of such restrictions on worker incentives . " This problem has been ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
Manifesto of the Communist Party | 20 |
THE DEBATE ON MODERNIZATION | 38 |
Copyright | |
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