Biblioteca / 1980-1989
Walker Connor. The National Question in Marxist-Leninist Theory and Strategy.
Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1984.
xvii, 614 páginas.
Contents
INTRODUCTION
THE THEORY
1 – THREE STRANDS OF NATIONALISM IN MARX AND ENGELS
2 – THE NATIONAL QUESTION FROM THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL TO THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION
SELF-DETERMINATION AS STRATAGEM
3 – THE SOVIER PROTOTYPE
4 – MINORITIES AND THE CREATION OF THE CHINESE PEOPLE’S
5 – HIGHLAND PEOPLES IN THE NATIONAL LIBERATION AND CONSOLIDATION OF VIETNAM
6 – THE JOINING OF THE YUGOSLAV NATIONS
7 – STILL OTHER VARIATIONS
The Interwar Period
Self-Determination in the Postwar Environment
THE DIALECTICAL ROAD TO FUSION
8 – NATIONAL IN FROM…
Cultural Equality
Economic Equality
Political Equality
9 – REINFORCEMENT FOR THE FORMS
Language Policy
The Recruiting and Purging of Elites
The Redistribution and Gerrymandering of National Groups
10 – A QUESTION OF TEMPO
The Soviet Union
China
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Developments Elsewhere
11 – …AND NATIONAL IN CONTENT
Leninism versus Practice
Coercion versus Persuasion
Equality versus Reality and Perceptions of Reality
Form versus Content
THE UNANTICIPATED SYNTHESIS
12 – NATIONALISM WITHIN THE VANGUARD
Keeping the Party Centralized
Keeping the Party’s Membership Free of the Taint of Nationalism
EPILOGUE: THE UNWITHERING NATIONAL QUESTION
BIBLIOGRAPHY