7 Foreword
  Chapter One
  A Leninist Analysis of The Socio-Economic Conditions of The Socialist Revolution And Contemporaneity
  1. The Methodology af Lenin’s Theory of Imperialism
23 Marx’s Economic Teaching as the Methodological Basis of Lenin’s Study of Imperialism
27 Interpretation of the Substance of Imperialism as a Methodological Problem
30 Definition of the Object of the Theory of Imperialism
32 The Ultimate Goal of Study
  2. The General Crisis of Capitalism and its Present Stage
35 Methodological and Theoretical Principles
38 The Present Stage
42 The Many-Sided Nature of the Crisis
  3. The Imperialist Strategy of Adaptation to the New Conditions and the Contradictions of that Strategy
44 [introduction.]
45 The Struggle of the Two Systems and Modern Capitalism
49 Basic Orientations of the State-Monopoly Strategy of Adaptation
51 Capitalism’s Economic Growth and Decay
54 The Crisis of the Strategy of Adaptation
59 State-Monopoly Capitalism and the Forces of Market Anarchy
  4. State-Monopoly Capitalism
63 Monopoly Capitalism’s Evolution Into State-Monopoly Capitalism
68 The Present Phase of the Development of State-Monopoly Capitalism
75 State-Monopoly Capitalism and the Class Struggle
  5. The Principles Underlyng the Elaboration of Economic Problems in the Programmes of the Communist Parties
79 Economic Substantiation of Strategy and Tactics
88 Economic Demands of the Working-Class Movement
94 Main Features of the Programme Documents of the Communist Parties
  Chapter Two
  Some Problems of the Theory of the Socialist Revolution
99 [introduction.]
  1. Growth of the Democratic Revolution Into a Socialist Revolution
101 [introduction.]
102 Conditions of Growth
105 Hegemony of the Proletariat
107 Revolutionary-Democratic Power
110 Alignment and Regrouping of Class Forces In the Period of Growth
  2. The Revolutionary Situation and the Basic Law of the Revolution
113 [introduction.]
114 The Revolutionary Situation
120 The Fundamental Law of Revolution
123 3. The Creation of a Broad Democratic Front
  4. Social Mechanisms of Mass Revolutionary Action
134 [introduction.]
135 Objective Prerequisites for Mass Revolutionary Action
145 Spontaneity, Consciousness and the Revolutionary Experience of the Masses
149 Socio-Psychological Mechanisms of Mass Revolutionary Action
  5. Ways and Forms of the Revolutionary Struggle
156 The Ways and Forms of Revolution As Seen by Lenin
161 Forms of the Revolutionary Struggle
162 Some Features of the Peaceful Path
165 Revolutionary Violence
  6. The Leninist Approach to the Problems of the National Liberation Movement
169 [introduction.]
169 Marxist-Leninist Principles for Resolving the Nationalities Question
176 Questions of the Theory and Tactics of the Communist Parties In the National Liberation Movement
  Chapter Three
  Socialism: Its Political Organisation and International Influence
187 1. The Power of the Working Class—a Most Important Condition of the Revolutionary Transformation of Society
  2. The General and the Particular in the Development of Socialist Statehood
194 [introduction.]
195 Soviets as the Form of Proletarian State
198 Common Features of the Proletarian State in Different Countries
200 The Creative Application of Lenin’s Teaching on the Proletarian State
203 Socialist Democracy
205 Some Institutions of Socialist Democracy
  3. World Socialism’s Influence on the Revolutionary Movement
210 [introduction.]
211 The Leninist Approach to Determining the Forms of the Influence Exercised by Socialism
220 Leading Force in the Struggle for Peace
223 Principal Force and Mainstay of the Anti-Imperialist Struggle
  Chapter Four
  Methodological Problems of the Anti-Imperialist Struggle and the Revolution
227 [introduction.]
  1. Democratic Movements and the Class Struggle
228 The Special Features of the Present-Day Conditions of the Revolutionary Process
230 The Relationship of the Struggle for Democracy and the Struggle for Socialism
  2. The Specific Nature of the Revolutionary Process in Capitalist Countries
235 [introduction.]
236 Prospects for the Revolution In the Developed Capitalist Countries
243 Problems of the Revolution In Countries with a Medium and Low Level of Capitalist Development
  3. Some Problems of the National-Democratic Revolutions
248 [introduction.]
250 Class Content of the National-Democratic Revolutions
255 National-Revolutionary Democracy
260 The Socialist Trend of the National Liberation Movement and Nationalism
  Chapter Five
  Lenin’s Teaching on the Communist Party and the Present-Day Communist Movement
  1. Lenin’s Theory of the Party of the New Type and the Revolutionary Character of the Marxist-Leninist Party Today
265 [introduction.]
265 The Ideological Struggle Over the Question of the Nature of the Marxist Party
273 Ideological-Theoretical Foundation of the Marxist Party
278 Criteria of the Revolutionary Spirit
280 Immutability of Organisational Principles and Flexibility of Forms
  2. The Communist Party and the People
286 [introduction.]
290 The Art of Political Leadership
297 Ways of Maintaining and Strengthening Influence Among the People
  3. Internationalism as an Inalienable Feature of the Marxist-Leninist Party
306 Objective Foundations of International Unity
311 Combination of National and International Aims
  4. The Marxist-Leninist Approach to the Principles of Relations Between Communist Parties
322 [introduction.]
323 Principles of Relations as Reflecting the Essence of the Communist Movement
328 Improvement of the Forms of International Unity Among Communists
332 Unity and Multiformity
334 Ways of Surmounting Differences
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