Search Results for Communist Party

... Marxism and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for negating women’s gendered interests in favor of a class focus. Yet, it was the proletarian women’s movement of the United Front that attracted the largest amount of women activists during China’s National Revolution (1925–27). What was the allure...

...Covell F. Meyskens Abstract This article examines two theoretical frameworks used to evaluate Maoist development. The first is based on neoclassical economic theory, and the second is rooted in the idea that the Chinese Communist Party made China into a state capitalist regime. Both...

... of the Chinese Communist Party’s anxieties about women in power, and it raises questions about the absence of an iconic woman-leader in the PRC’ s political visual culture despite years of campaigning to achieve women’s liberation. Jiang Qing's attempt to distinguish her political path from that of other women...

... with the abstract Marxist theory of class and class struggle. Examining the shifting nature of class ideology production helps to explain how the Chinese Communist Party understood the effects of its governance and how people found class ideology meaningful to them, even when it reached the point of absurdity...

...Yukiko Shigeto In 1934 Nakano Shigeharu (1902 – 79), a Marxist writer and key figure in the Japanese proletarian literature movement since the mid-1920s, renounced his ties with the Japan Communist Party by way of vowing not to participate in social movements, an act known in Japanese as tenkô...

... officials and the county government have attempted to crack down on what they claim are illegal buildings. Some households have already been moved, conflicts loom large, and the village Communist Party secretary has caused even more controversy by building himself a huge house, hoping for a large...

... of the posts, critical of the MIT students, quickly framed the debate as Chinese nationalism vs. US academic freedom. They implied that the MIT Chinese students were motivated by Chinese nationalism because of the Chinese Communist Party's indoctrination. According to those critics, the MIT Chinese students...

...Travis Workman This article discusses the philosophical works of Sŏ In-sik, who published mainly between 1937 and 1940, following his five-year imprisonment as a member of the M-L (Marxist-Leninist) group and the Korean Communist Party. While it recognizes a major shift in his thinking in 1938...

... under its jurisdiction. A soldier's family in Qingyuan County visited the Provincial Court 118 times to resolve a housing dispute, all to no avail. In 1952, at the Communist Party's North China Bureau alone, officials received between ten and twenty letters per day, many of which contained similar...

.... The GMD vision for China was a failed one. Full-­scale conflict with Japan and the ensuing military showdown with the communists weakened at the core whatever program, including the New Life Movement itself, the party-­state instituted...

..., and obligation to which they are linked. The debates take many forms; however, their primary focus is upon current efforts to de ne, measure, and enforce greater accountability in a context in which the Communist Party maintains that the socialist...

... Communist Party (JCP) . . . . . . . . . . | . . . . . . . . . . . | . . . . . . . . . . . | . . . . . . . . . . . | . . . . . . . . . . . | . . . . . . . . . . . | . . . . . . . . . . . 1890...

... “political consultative conference” ( zhengzhi xieshang huiyi 政治协商会议). The army itself emerged from the guerrillas of the Communist Party of Burma, which had been propped up by the People's Liberation Army. Modern infrastructure (electricity, water, and roads) is being constructed by Chinese companies, who...

... and, indeed, inevitable; as Marx and Engels put it in the Man$esto of the Communist Party, “not only has the bourgeoisie forged the weapons that bring death to itself; it has also called into existence the men who are to wield those weapons...

... and the Development of Modern Malay Nationalism .” Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 34 , no. 1 : 123 – 38 . Wang Chih-ming . 2015 . “ Memory Films and the Politics of Revisiting: On Amir Muhammad’s Films about the Communist Party of Malaya .” Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 16 , no. 1...

..., to the so-called French Communist Party (PCF). They affirmed that it was necessary to have confidence in the masses, and to learn from them about the politics of our time. Let all the upstarts and renegades snigger! We remember this memorable...

.... In the early 1920s, Japanese radicals met there with Comin- tern (Communist International) representatives in an effort to found and then maintain the Japanese Communist Party, and they received significant financial support as a result of those visits...

... Mukundan is the protagonist of Arabikatha. In his village, everyone knows him, a committed Communist Party member, as Cuba Mukundan.7 In the early part of the film, Mukundan realizes to his complete astonishment that he has to pay a huge sum...

... and in the “communist” parties pledging allegiance to it, and so on. The Failure of the Revolutionary Endeavor The objection according to which the storm of the Cultural Revolution also juxtaposed the persons of different political leaders is extremely meager...

..., the “mass alliance.” We fought against the brutal inertia of the PCF [French Communist Party], against its violent conservatism. In China too the party bureaucracy was attacked; that was called “to struggle against revisionism.” Even the splits...