Titlebook: China and Global Capitalism; Reflections on Marxi Lin Chun Book 2013 Lin Chun 2013 capitalism.China.communism.economy.history.Marx.marxism.

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Chinese Socialism and Global Capitalismr “bold leaps” or “l(fā)egal enactments.” This, in the strongest terms he once employed, is intrinsically “not a question of the higher or lower degree of development of the social antagonisms that result from the natural laws of capitalist production. It is a question of these laws themselves, of these

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Class, Direct Producers, and the Impasse of Modernizationdentifications and relations of Chinese society in the immediate context of China’s great revolutionary mobilization of 1924–27.. This primacy of the friend-enemy antithesis is a political sine qua non in the concept of an oppressed people in uprising, typified by “we the people” declared in the war

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The Rise of the Social: For a Communist Moral Economyions. Such a formation is to be based on thorough socialization as opposed not only to isolated petty production but also to private control over the market, thus paving the way for a future global postindustrial and postcapitalist reorientation. The ongoing struggles in China to undo privatization

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Susanne Schultz-Hector Dr. med.he modern and “world time” of globalization (Lin 2006: 57). This unique historical experience distinguishes itself from other national paths or choices, typically Soviet communism, considered a betrayal of a socially centered socialism, and third world capitalism, which has mired much of the postcolonial world in poverty and conflict.

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Radiopathology of Organs and Tissuesocalized) nor the only imaginable historical horizon (thus as involving our compliance) can the depth, complexities, and possibilities of national developments—continuing from postcolonial or socialist “new nation” building—be adequately appreciated.

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The Politics of China’s Self-Positioningocalized) nor the only imaginable historical horizon (thus as involving our compliance) can the depth, complexities, and possibilities of national developments—continuing from postcolonial or socialist “new nation” building—be adequately appreciated.

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pment, Lin offers a critical review of relevant debates and discusses the imperative and feasibility of a socialist Chinese model, reconstructed, as an alternative to standardized modernity at an impasse.978-1-349-45345-0978-1-137-30126-0

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Toward a Historical Materialist Universalismrom a critical and self-reflexive Marxist standpoint are in order. Self-reflexivity is both an intrinsic mechanism and an open manifestation of the dynamics of historical materialism’s enduring relevance and rejuvenation.