Is China an Imperialist country by the definition of Lenin’s Scientific Imperialism theory?
CH.1-From Ideological Struggle to Ideological Warfare
1-Introduction
2-Theoretical Foundations
3-Ideology and its class character
4-The Dialectics of Ideological Struggle
5-Historical Evolution
6-The Ideological Struggle of the Working-Class Movement
7-The ideological warfare of the working-class movement
8-Means and methods - Contemporary Analysis
CH.2-Metamorphosis of Imperialist Conflict
1-Introduction
2-What Really Has Changed?
3-The Systemic Shift: New Deterrents, and the "Neutrality" Paradox
4-The New "Strategic Weapons" Alternative to “nuclear weapons.
5-Proxy War Era
6-Neutrality paradox
7-Multipolar world order
8-Lenin’s theory in the Digital Age and multipolar world order
CH.3- Scientific Concept of Imperialism
1-Introduction
2-The Economic Definition of Imperialism
3-The Political Definition of Imperialism (Militarization and War)
4-State Capitalism and the Imperialist State
5- Historical Types of Imperialist Wars
5.1 Marx and Engels' Era (Bourgeois-Democratic Wars)
5.2 Lenin's Era (Inter-Imperialist Wars)
5.3 Stalin's Era (Uneven Militarization)
The Scientific Definition: Unity of Economic and Political Aspects
Conclusion: Applying the Framework Today
CH.4- Is China an Imperialist
country by the definition of Lenin’s Imperialism theory?
Index
Introduction
1-The Battlefield of Ideology- Ideological Warfare and the 5th Column
1.1- A Case Study in Dialectical
Reading
1.2- From ideological struggle to
ideological warfare
1.3- Identical accusations of 5th column
during Stalin Era repeated now.
1.4- What lied- and still lies-
behind all the accusations are anti-Leninist theories;
1.5- The Bourgeois “circular
argument “: Confirming the Bourgeois Ideological Argument
2.1- What is a class
2.2- What is a state- State
capitalism
2.3- Workers (Socialist,
communist) Party
2.4- Professional Revolutionaries
2.5- Human Nature
2.6- Bureaucracy as an
apparatus vs Bureaucracy as a class
2.7-Party leadership in contrast
with Bourgeois Democracy: incentives for corruptions
2.8- What is socialism
2.9- Difference between socialist
society and communist society
3. NEP vs. Chinese EP -
The Economic Transition – NEP vs. China's "Socialist Market Economy"
3.1. The Leninist Precedent: What
Was the NEP?”
3.1.1- War on another plane
3.1.2- Paying “tuition fees” to Foreign Capital and "Learning to Do
Business"
3.1.3- Scale of Foreign
Investment
3.1.4 NEP & State capitalism
3.2- A comparison of Soviet NEP
and China;
3.3- State Capitalism- Data on
State Control
3.4- China’s stock market,
Billionaires in China
3.5. The Purpose of Development:
Domestic Welfare vs. Superprofits”
4. Scientific Definition of
Imperialism
4.1- Economic Aspect
4.2- Political Aspect
4.3- Scientific definition
summarized
5. Application to China -
Systematic testing of the seven conditions for imperialism
5.1- Summary of Comprehensive
Assessment
6. Is China Socialist? A comparison of the socialist states
6.1- The Inescapable Conclusion:
Who Defies Lenin's Definition?
6.2-. The Final Synthesis: A
Confession of the Accuser's Ideology
6.3- A Comparative Perspective:
Socialist States in Their Concrete Conditions
6.3.1- Albania
6.3.2- North Korea
6.3.4- Cuba
6.3.5- Vietnam
6.3.6- China
6.4- The Four Pillars of Socialist Practice: Education, Healthcare, Employment, Housing
6.5- Land ownership comparison -
Who owns the land
6.6- Final note to the section
7.1- Summary
7.2- The Inescapable Conclusion:
Who Defies Lenin's Definition?
7.3- The Mechanism of the
Accusation: A Violation of Marxist Norms
7.4- A Confession of the
Accuser's Ideology
8. Final Synthesis:
The Marxist norms and Marxist criticism among the communists and parties on
international relations.
CH.5- The Marxist Norms and Marxist Criticism
1- Marxist Criticism
2-Internal Criticism
