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  • ...dministrative purposes such as media production, or for use during a risky action such as a [[strike]]. ...ities to the exploiter class. The plebeians achieved their end in a matter of days.
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  • ...arcity]], their interests are irreconcilable, and they are said to be in [[class contradiction|contradiction]]. ...he [[capitalist]]s rule supreme. Thus exploitation is the common thread of political struggles throughout history.
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  • ...rect|The working class|a more general treatment of working classes|working class}} ...workers-fist.jpg|thumb|392x392px|Depiction of working class solidarity and action.]]
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  • ...ike; leftist critiques include a perceived political divisiveness, lack of class-based critique, and [[idealist]] or [[liberal]] character. ...</ref> and other struggles was directly linked to the fight of the working class:
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  • ...n non-Marxist political science. Some Marxists consider it a specific form of [[capitalism|capitalist]] [[reaction]] while others consider it a general o ...|Portugal under Antonio Salazar]] are also considered fascist depending on the definition.
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  • ...nd-ownership and territory, in which the rights and duties of every member of society is defined by traditional inheritance and kinship relations. ''[[So ...ut already it contains within itself, in embryo, anarchy in the production of society at large.<ref>[https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1880/soc
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  • ...ls/10.1146/annurev-soc-121919-054857 ''What Do Platforms Do? Understanding the Gig Economy'']. pp. 273-294. ''Annual Reviews.''</ref> ...oliberal]] economies, alongside zero-hour contracts and the increasing use of temporary workers to do work that previously would be hired as a full emplo
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  • ...ing the bonds between people of the [[Proletariat|working class]]. Various political parties engage in organizing, as do trade unions. *What kinds of short-term gains can we realistically aim for to teach ourselves how to fig
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  • ...Germany]] during the [[United Front]] era, 1932. 5. [[First Intifada]] in the [[Gaza Strip]], an [[anti-imperialist]] struggle headed by leftist and [[so ...Modern leftists also oppose the [[Rightism|ideological forces]] in support of capitalism, including [[liberalism]] and [[fascism]].
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  • ...ubsequently divided into the states of [[Czechia]] and [[Slovakia]] during the 1990s. ...er, as the success of socialism is predicated upon the class consciousness of workers.<ref>Peaceful Coexistence'' by Andrew Rothstein''</ref>
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  • ...the 2010s, Internet access drastically increased, manifesting in the rise of Indian YouTube channels and other social media for one. ...oblems of India are the continued high levels of poverty and constant risk of drought.
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  • ...rder to fully convince someone to abandon their reactionary views and join the [[worker's movement]]. ...sations (e.g. Ho Chi Minh, Enver Hoxha), though I am not without criticism of each. I read their theory, I practice it as best I can, etc, etc. I hope th
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  • ...2020–2021 in order to cover the needs of countries which lacked stockpiles of their own.]] ...till continues to refer to the outbreak as a pandemic. As of 12 July 2023, the pandemic had caused around 700 million reported cases and over 6 million de
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  • ...Nations Security Council]], Russia lacks not only the Soviet economic and political system but also its strength, both external and internal. ...h he has continuously held office as either President or Prime Minister of the country. Putin began his current stint as president in 2012.
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  • ...701%2fS1000&pos=9 became a Fellow] of the highly prestigious Royal Society of Arts, London, in 1862.</ref> | birth_place = Trier, [[Kingdom of Prussia|Prussia]], [[German Confederation]]
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  • ...tionary character. With a critical aspect of bourgeois ideology being that of nationalism, it is not unexpected that certain figures that have ...actionary ideology, and be able to fully embrace the progressive character of Marxism, or for that matter, be willing to properly indulge and educate the
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  • ...ion=edit}} You can help] by adding content from the ''GSE'' or by sourcing the existing content. ...st ed. New York: Monthly Review Press, p.59.</ref> Since the 20th century, the term slavery has been more broadly understood as including forced labor gen
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  • This can be answered by the question: ''does capital exist in China?'' ...ly a form, a sort of promissory note, which does not change the real state of affairs.
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  • | englishname = Plurinational State of Bolivia | shortname = Plurinational State of Bolivia
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  • ...or much of the [[Republic|Republic of Italy]] that succeeded it, prompting the bourgeoisie to resort to [[Neo-fascism|fascism]] and other desperate means ...ite book|last=T. Schmidt|first=Carl|chapter=I|title=The Corporate State in Action|url=https://archive.org/stream/corporatestatein010773mbp|location=New York|
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