11 PREFACE
  CHAPTER I
  THE COMMUNIST MOVEMENT—A FORCE STANDING IN THE VAN OF THE WORLD REVOLUTIONARY PROCESS
13 [introduction.]
  § 1. THE ROLE OF THE MARXIST-LENINIST PARTY IN THE REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE
13 [introduction.]
15 The Communist Party—a Force Standing in the Forefront of the Revolutionary Struggle
20 § 2. THE MARXIST-LENINIST PARTY—AN EMBODIMENT OF COMMUNISTS’ UNITY OF WILL AND ACTION
  § 3. THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF THE STRATEGY AND TACTICS OF THE COMMUNIST MOVEMENT
28 [introduction.]
28 Marxism-Leninism Is the Theoretical Foundation of Communist Strategy and Tactics
33 The Content of the Strategy of the Communist Movement
40 The Content of the Tactics of the Communist Parties
46 Due Account of the Enemy’s Policies
  § 4. THE WORLD COMMUNIST MOVEMENT HAS BECOME THE MOST INFLUENTIAL POLITICAL FORCE OF OUR TIMES
51 The Growth of the International Communist Movement
55 The Main Detachments of the Communist Movement
59 § 5. THE INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS OF COMMUNIST AND WORKERS’ PARTIES
  CHAPTER II
  THE UNITY AND COMPONENTS OF THE WORLD REVOLUTIONARY PROCESS
74 [introduction.]
  § 1. THE WORLD SYSTEM OF SOCIALISM
75 [introduction.]
76 The Revolutionising Impact of the Successes in the Construction of a New Society
91 The Growing Might of Socialism and New Alignment of Forces in the World
  § 2. THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT OF THE WORKING CLASS IN THE CAPITALIST COUNTRIES
93 [introduction.]
95 The Condition of the Working Class, and the Aggravation of Its Conflict with the Bourgeoisie
98 Characteristic Features of the Present-Day Working-Class Movement and Its Part in the World Revolutionary Process
  § 3. THE NATIONAL-LIBERATION MOVEMENT
102 [introduction.]
103 The Place of the National-Liberation Movement in the World Revolutionary Process
105 The Social Aims of the National-Liberation Movement and Other Revolutionary Forces Are Drawing Closer Together
  CHAPTER III
  THE SOCIALIST REVOLUTION AND THE FORMS OF ITS DEVELOPMENT
110 [introduction.]
  § 1. LAWS GOVERNING SOCIALIST REVOLUTION
111 The Objective and Subjective Conditions for the Socialist Revolution
122 The General Principles of the Socialist Revolution and the Specific Forms of Their Manifestation
  § 2. THE STRUGGLE FOR DEMOCRACY IS PART OF THE STRUGGLE FOR SOCIALISM
128 [introduction.]
129 The Class Essence of Bourgeois Democracy
133 The Working Class and Bourgeois Democracy
135 The Objective Conditions for the Development of General-Democratic Movements
137 Revolution and Reform
  § 3. THE FORMS IN WHICH THE WORKING CLASS WINS POWER
141 What the Founders of Marxism-Leninism Said About the Forms of Winning Power
146 The Diversity of the Forms of Winning Power in the Present-Day Conditions
  § 4. THE SOCIALIST REVOLUTION AND THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT
153 The Question of Power Is Cardinal in the Revolution
157 The Dictatorship of the Proletariat, Its Essence and Forms
164 The Transitional Stages in the Struggle for the Dictatorship of the Proletariat
  CHAPTER IV
  THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WORLD REVOLUTIONARY PROCESS, AND THE PROBLEM OF WAR AND PEACE
167 [introduction.]
  § 1. THE LINK BETWEEN WAR AND REVOLUTION
167 [introduction.]
168 War and Revolution
172 The Danger from Imperialism’s Policy of Aggression
  § 2. THE POSSIBILITY OF AVERTING A WORLD WAR AND CURBING IMPERIALISM’S AGGRESSIVE FORCES
176 [introduction.]
177 Peaceful Coexistence and the Revolutionary Struggle
184 The Interlink Between the Struggle for Peace and the Struggle Against Imperialism
  CHAPTER V
  THE COMMUNIST PARTIES IN THE STRUGGLE FOR WORKING-CLASS UNITY
188 [introduction.]
  § 1. THE CAUSES OF THE SPLIT IN THE WORKING-CLASS MOVEMENT, AND THE POSSIBILITIES FOR THE LATTER’S UNIFICATION
188 [introduction.]
195 Factors Favouring Workers’ Unity
  § 2. CO-OPERATION BETWEEN COMMUNISTS AND SOCIALISTS—THE FOUNDATION OF WORKERS’ UNITY
202 [introduction.]
212 Principles of the Struggle for Unity
  § 3. THE STRUGGLE FOR UNITY IN THE TRADE-UNION MOVEMENT. COMMUNISTS’ ACTIVITIES IN THE TRADE UNIONS
219 [introduction.]
220 The Communist Party and the Trade Unions
222 How Influence Is to Be Won
224 The Nature of Trade-Union Demands
228 For Nation-Wide Unity
230 For International Unity
  CHAPTER VI
  HOW THE COMMUNIST PARTIES IN THE CAPITALIST COUNTRIES ARE WORKING TO SET UP AND STRENGTHEN THE ANTI-MONOPOLY FRONT
236 [introduction.]
  § 1. ALL ANTI-MONOPOLY FORCES GRAVITATE TOWARDS THE WORKING CLASS
237 At the Head of All Working People and Against the Monopolies
241 The Anti-Monopoly Alliance’s Programme
  § 2. THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE WORKING CLASS AND THE PEASANTRY; ITS PLACE IN THE ANTI-MONOPOLY MOVEMENT. COMMUNIST ACTIVITIES IN THE RURAL AREAS
245 [introduction.]
247 Peasant Action Against Oppression by the Monopolies
249 The Communist Parties’ Agrarian Programmes
253 Forms and Methods of Communist Activities in Rural Areas
  § 3. THE COMMUNIST PARTIES’ POLICY TOWARDS THE URBAN MIDDLE STRATA
258 [introduction.]
260 The Position and Struggle of the Urban Middle Strata Under Present-Day Conditions
263 The Communist Parties and the Middle Strata
266 The Forms and Methods of Communists’ Work Among the Middle Strata
  § 4. THE COMMUNIST PARTIES’ POLICY TOWARDS INTELLECTUALS
270 [introduction.]
270 The Condition of the Intelligentsia Under Capitalism
276 The Intelligentsia: an Important Ally of the Working Class
279 Communists and Intellectuals
  CHAPTER VII
  THE STRUGGLE TO BUILD UP AN ANTI-IMPERIALIST NATIONAL-DEMOCRATIC FRONT IN ASIA AND AFRICA
  § 1. FEATURES OF THE NATIONAL-LIBERATION MOVEMENT AT ITS PRESENT STAGE
282 Changes in the Social Content of the National-Liberation Movement
286 The Non-Capitalist Road of Development
289 Socialist Concepts in Newly Free Countries, and Communists’ Attitude to Them
  § 2. THE ALIGNMENT OF CLASS FORCES. FORCES PARTICIPATING IN THE NATIONAL-DEMOCRATIC FRONT
293 [introduction.]
294 The Working Class and the United Front
298 Peasants in a United Front. Workers’ and Peasants’ Alliance
304 The National Bourgeoisie in a United Anti-Imperialist Front
310 The Communist Parties’ Tactics Towards the National Bourgeoisie
  § 3. THE STRUGGLE TO FORM A UNITED FRONT IN THE NEWLY FREE COUNTRIES
314 [introduction.]
314 A United National-Democratic Front
317 Communists and the Revolutionary Democrats
323 A United Front in Countries on the Capitalist Road
  CHAPTER VIII
  LATIN AMERICAN COMMUNISTS AND THE PROBLEMS OF UNITED ACTION BY PROGRESSIVE, ANTI-IMPERIALIST REVOLUTIONARY FORCES
332 § 1. THE PREREQUISITES FOR, AND THE NATURE AND SPECIFIC FEATURES OF, THE REVOLUTIONARY PROCESSES IN THE LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES
  § 2. FEATURES OF THE COMMUNIST PARTIES’ STRUGGLE FOR THE UNITY OF THE REVOLUTIONARY, ANTI-IMPERIALIST AND DEMOCRATIC FORCES
338 [introduction.]
339 For a Broad National-Democratic Front
345 For Working-Class Hegemony in the Liberation Movement
348 The Position of the Petty and Middle Bourgeoisie
  CHAPTER IX
  THE COMMUNISTS’ WORK AMONG THE MASSES
351 [introduction.]
354 § 1. THE CONTENT AND FORM OF WORK AMONG THE MASSES
360 § 2. COMMUNISTS AND THE YOUTH
374 § 3. THE COMMUNISTS’ WORK AMONG WOMEN
  § 4. COMMUNISTS AND RELIGIOUS BELIEVERS
379 [introduction.]
379 Communists and Religion
381 The Dialogue Between Communists and Religious Believers, and United Action by Them
  CHAPTER X
  THE COMMUNIST PARTIES’ STRUGGLE AGAINST RIGHT- AND “LEFT”-WING OPPORTUNISM
389 [introduction.]
  § 1. THE SOCIO-POLITICAL SOURCES OF OPPORTUNISM
390 [introduction.]
391 The Social Base of Opportunism
393 The Political Sources of Revisionism
395 The Sources of Opportunism in the Socialist Countries
  § 2. RIGHT-WING OPPORTUNISM, ITS ESSENCE AND FORMS OF MANIFESTATION
398 The Essence of Right-Wing Opportunism
399 The Activisation of Revisionism in the Present-Day Conditions
408 The Special Danger of Revisionism in the Socialist Countries
412 Other Manifestations of Revisionism
  § 3. “LEFT”-WING OPPORTUNISM: ITS FORMS
414 The Essence of “Left”-Wing Opportunism
416 Dogmatism and Sectarianism
419 The Anti-Leninist Course Followed by the CPC’s Leaders
425 Neo-Trotskyism. Present-Day Varieties of Anarchism
433 § 4. THE IDEOLOGICAL KINSHIP BETWEEN RIGHT AND “LEFT”-WING OPPORTUNISM
  CHAPTER XI
  PROLETARIAN INTERNATIONALISM AND THE UNITY OF THE WORLD COMMUNIST MOVEMENT
441 [introduction.]
  § 1. PROLETARIAN INTERNATIONALISM— AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE IDEOLOGY AND POLICIES OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROLETARIAT
441 [introduction.]
442 The Objective Basis of Internationalism
443 The October Revolution and Proletarian Internationalism
445 Internationalism Today
447 The Internationalist Responsibility of the Communist Parties
  § 2. THE CAUSES OF THE DIFFERENCES IN THE WORLD COMMUNIST MOVEMENT
448 [introduction.]
449 New Problems of the Development of the World Communist Movement
451 The Uneven Development of the Revolutionary Process
452 More Sections of the People Are Being Drawn into the Revolutionary Process
453 The Imperialist Ideological Offensive
455 The Significance of the Subjective Factor
457 Nationalism Within the Communist Movement
  § 3. THE ROADS OF THE STRUGGLE FOR THE UNITY OF THE WORLD COMMUNIST MOVEMENT AND AGAINST NATIONALISM AND ANTI-SOVIETISM
459 [introduction.]
459 Cohesion of the Communist Movement in a Common Struggle Against Imperialism
461 The Extension of Links Between the Fraternal Parties
465 The Ideological Unity of the Communist Movement
467 Combining National and International Tasks
470 The Need to Combat Nationalism
471 Irreconcilability Towards Anti-Sovietism
475 § 4. THE CPSU’S CONSISTENT INTERNATIONALISM. THE INTERNATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH CONGRESS OF THE CPSU
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