Biblioteca / 1970-1979
Paul Bellis. Marxism and the U.S.S.R. The Theory of Proletarian Dictatorship and the Marxist Analysis of Soviet Society.
Atlantic Highlands, NJ: Humanities Press, 1979.
xxii, 267 páginas.
Contents
Introduction
1 – The Theoretical Foundations
The Dictatorship ofthe Proletariat and the Transition to Socialism
The Commune and After
The Economy in the Transition Period
Russia and the Proletarian Revolution
2 – Lenin and the Bolshevik Experience
The Soviet Phenomenon
A Workers’ State with Bureaucratic Distortions
3 – Trotsky and the Legacy of October
Thermidor and Bonapartism
The State in the Transition Period: The Co-ordinates of Bureaucratic Degeneration
Political or Social Revolution? – The Socio-Economic Status of the Soviet Bureaucracy
4 – Bureaucratic Collectivism, State Capitalism, and the Marxist Theory of the State
The Theory of Bureaucratic Collectivism
Tony Cliff and the Theory of State Capitalism
Stalinism and the Eastern European Revolution
5 – The Theory of State Capitalism and the Soviet Economy
State Capitalism and Marxist Theory
The Law of Value and the Soviet Economy
The Permanent Arms Economy
Value and Surplus-Value in the Economy of Transition
The First Five-Year Plan and the Law of Primitive Socialist Accumulation
6 – Contemporary State Capitalist and ‘New Class’ Analyses of the Soviet Social Formation
Bettelheim and the Soviet ‘State Bourgeoisie’
‘New Class’ Theories from Eastern Europe
Three Conceptions of Soviet State Capitalism: Dunayevskaya, Mattick, and James
Leninism and Libertarian Socialism: Socialisme ou Barbarie
7 – Conclusions