Is China an Imperialist country by the definition of Lenin’s Scientific Imperialism theory?
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Preface and Introduction P7
CH.1-From Ideological Struggle to Ideological Warfare
1.1-Introduction P20
1.2- Ideology, Ideological Struggle P24
1.3-Ideological struggle during Marx-Engels time P29
1.4-Ideological struggle during Lenin’s time P30
1.5-Ideological struggle during Stalin’s time P31
1.6-The Ideological Struggle of the Working-Class Movement P33
1.7-The ideological warfare of the working-class
movement P39
Means and methods, Demonization P40
Influencing
the internal ideological struggles
Control
of Mental Production; Media & Education
Ideological
warfare via Tech Companies
Non-Governmental
Organizations
Anti-Left
capitalist parties and organizations - Concealed as leftist
1.8-Supremacist, know-it-all
ultra-left sectarian tendency P53
1.9-Conclusion P56
CH.2-Metamorphosis of Imperialist Conflict
2.1-Introduction P66
2.2-What Really Has Changed? P68
2.3-Nuclear war P72
2.4-The Systemic Shift: New Deterrents, and the "Neutrality" Paradox P76
2.5-The New "Strategic Weapons" Alternative to “nuclear weapons. P78
2.6-Rare Earth Minerals
2.7-Impact on Financial Institutions - Impact on the Average Person P80
2.8-Proxy war Era P86
2.9-Neutrality paradox, Multipolar world order P88
2.10-Emerging anti-imperialist trend, Regions P92
2.11-Lenin’s theory in the Digital Age and multipolar world order P103
2.12-Conclusion P105
3.1-Introduction
3.2- Economic definition of imperialism P122
State Capitalism
Deindustrialization and emergence of Military-Tech-Service industry as primary industries
3.3-“Political” definition of imperialism P134
Imperialism and war are inseparable twins,
On the war tendency of imperialism
3.4-Historical Types of Imperialist wars in modern times P141
3.5-Wars during the time of Marx and Engels and their attitudes P144
3.6-First World War – Lenin’s time and his attitude to the war P148
3.7-Second World War – Stalin's time and his attitude to the war P154
3.8-Conclusion P164
CH.4- Is China an Imperialist
country by the definition of Lenin’s Imperialism theory?
4.1- Preface
4.2-Introduction
4.3-The Battlefield of Ideology- Ideological Warfare and the 5th Column
4.3.1- A Case Study in Dialectical Reading P186
4.3.2- From ideological struggle to ideological warfare P189
4.3.3- Identical accusations of 5th column during Stalin Era P191
4.3.4- What lied- and still lies- behind all the accusations P192
4.3.5- The Bourgeois “circular argument P194
4.4.1-
What is a class
4.4.2-
What is a state- State capitalism
4.4.3-
Workers (Socialist, communist) Party
4.4.4-
Professional Revolutionaries
4.4.5-
Human Nature
4.4.6-
Bureaucracy as an apparatus vs. Bureaucracy as a class
4.4.7-Party
leadership in contrast with Bourgeois Democracy: incentives for corruptions
4.4.8-
What is socialism
4.4.9-
Difference between socialist society and communist society
4.5- NEP vs. Chinese EP -
The Economic Transition – NEP vs. China's "Socialist Market Economy"
4.5- NEP vs. Chinese EP P217
4.5.1. The Leninist Precedent: What Was the NEP?” P218
a)- War on another plane P220
b)- Paying “tuition fees” to Foreign Capital P222
c)- Scale of Foreign Investment P223
d) NEP & State capitalism
e) A comparison of Soviet NEP and China; P223
f)- State Capitalism- Data on State Control P232
g)- China’s stock market, Billionaires in China P234
h)- Question of the Dictatorship of the Proletariat P237
I) – Dialectical Conclusion P239
4.6- Scientific Definition of
Imperialism P240
4.6.1-
Economic Aspect Summarized
4.6.2-
Political Aspect Summarized
4.6.3-
Scientific definition summarized
4.7-
Application to China - Systematic testing of the seven conditions for
imperialism
4.8-
Summary of Comprehensive Assessment P 246
4.9- Is China Socialist? A comparison of the socialist states
4.10-
The Inescapable Conclusion: Who Defies Lenin's Definition?
4.11-.
The Final Synthesis: A Confession of the Accuser's Ideology
4.12-
A Comparative Perspective: Socialist States in Their Concrete Conditions P253
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Albania
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North Korea
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Cuba
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Vietnam
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China
4.13- The Four Pillars of Socialist Practice: Education, Healthcare, Employment, Housing P267
4.13.1-
Land ownership comparison - Who owns the land P275
4.14 - Conclusion -Final note to section P281
CH.5- The Marxist Norms and Marxist Criticism P295
CH.6 . Addressing Leninist-Hoxhaist Counterarguments P305
CH.7- Overall Conclusion P315
7.1-The Central Question And Its Significance
7.2-The Threefold Burden Of Proof
7.3-The Methodological Foundation; Dialectics Vs. Sophistry
7.4-The Scientific Definition Of Imperialism Reconstructed
7.5-The Qualitative Question: Is China Socialist?
7.6-The Seven General Laws of Building Socialism P327
7.7-The Revival of Anti-Leninist Theories P329
7.8-The Role Of Ideological Warfare P330
7.9-Final Synthesis: Who Truly Defies Lenin? P333
7.10-Correct Action P334
7.11-Final Words P335
