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…transportation sector. The Chinese Communist Party immediately made these units state-owned enterprises upon taking power in 1949. In agriculture a major change in landownership was carried out. Under a nationwide land reform program, titles to about 45 percent…

…political training courses organized by the army to create anti-communist attitudes. Hitler impressed his instructors with his talent of debating and speech making; he was then posted as a political agent to a special army unit in Munich commanded by Captain Karl…

…In the article, "A Cyborg Manifesto" Haraway tries to create "an ironic political myth"(p.65) which combines postmodernism with socialist feminism. "Taxonomies of feminism produce epistemologies to police deviation from official women's experience."(p…

…of the South African Communist Party. Essentially, the South African Freedom Charter stems from the tradition of the proclamations of rights of the French and American revolutions and echoed in the UN Declaration of Human Rights. It demands rights which…

…down or entirely stopped. Then there is no longer any question of economic improvement, technological progress, and a trend toward higher average standards of living. When Marx an Engels in the Communist Manifesto recommended "a heavy progressive…

…. Both Marx and Locke only looked at men as individual. Women were not classified in either theory. Karl Marx published his individualistic views in “Estranged Labor” and “The Communist Manifesto”. John Locke spoke about his views in “Second Treatise…

…, and Marx wrote the Communist Manifesto, although pure Marxism has never been practised, this is because the American hate it so much as it is all about political economy, in an ideal Marxist economy, the ruling class have capital, so that global economies rule…

…The Pedagogy of the Oppressed A Critical Book Review This paper is a report containing a summery and my own opinion of the novel “Pedagogy of the Oppressed” by Paulo Freire. It is a well-written manifesto for the liberation of oppressed…

…influenced Bellamy in the writing of this book two names are most evident, Karl Marx and John Stuart Mill. The society Bellamy creates in this book almost directly reflects the ideology of Marx as is laid out in his “Communist Manifesto.” One of the cornerstones…

…regulation it would be possible to have total political, economic and social equality. The front runner in socialism was Karl Marx and was the first person to combine all the socialist desires into his work the Communist Manifesto. Socialist views never completely…