Carrère d’Encausse – Schram. Le Marxisme et l’Asie, 1853-1964.

CONTENTS

PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION

INTRODUCTION

1 – Marxist Views of the Non-European World Prior to the October Revolution

2 – Problems of the Revolution in the East in the Days of the Comintern

3 – Towards Asiocentric Communism

Conclusion

TEXTS

I – Marx and the Second International

II – Lenin and His Contemporaries Prior to the Founding of the Third International

III – The Second Congress of the Communist International

IV – The Problem of a Colonial Revolution in the Light of Russian Experience

V – The International and Revolution in the East, 1921-4

VI – Chinese Communism from the Origins to 1927

VII – The Comintern and Revolution in the Colonies, 1928-34

VIII – Revolution in Asia in the Period of the Popular Front and the Second World War

IX – From the Seventh Congress of the Chinese Communist Party to the Death of Stalin

X – From Stalin’s Death to the Great Leap Forward

XI – The Moscow Conference of 1960 and Its Sequels

XII – The Sino-Soviet Rupture

XIII – Recent Tendencies

Chronology

Bibliography