Bukharin defends the worker-peasant alliance as the only road to socialism in Soviet Russia's mixed economy.
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Bukharin critiques the Austrian school as the apologetic theory of the leisure class, replacing objective science with subjective…
The transition period has its own economic laws, distinct from both capitalism and socialism, and is defined by…
Political economy is not a science of individual choices; it is the science of the social economy.
The study of imperialism must begin with the world economy, not with the separate histories of states, tariffs,…
The history of society is the history of class struggle.
The Catholic Church is not just a religious institution; beneath the Pope's robe lies the power of finance…
A party without a programme is like an army without a plan; it cannot know who its friends…
Bukharin argues that capitalist stabilization forces the USSR to plan for a prolonged mixed economy and socialist construction.
Bukharin's 1925 guide to socialism argues for worker-peasant alliance and cooperatives over capitalist roads.
Bukharin lays out a general theory of the transition period between capitalism and communism, focusing on productive forces…
Bukharin's report treats the USSR's foreign and domestic situations as one inseparable whole.
Bukharin's popular exposition explains the class struggle between bourgeoisie and proletariat and the necessity of proletarian revolution.
The work opens by confronting a split in the way Marx has come down to the world.
Bukharin defends the NEP alliance with the peasantry against the Left Opposition's forced industrialization.