The revisionists who weil the ghost of a "Chinese imperialism" - one of the myths of capitalist restoration - want to convince the world proletariat that capitalism in its imperialist epoch of decay and rottening, of parasitism and reaction all along the line, can develop "new imperialist powers" in a peaceful way, without the collapse of other powers through wars, as defined by revolutionary Marxism. They want to deceive the world working class by saying that the counterrevolutionary capitalist restoration in China, a terrible defeat to the world proletariat carried out by the Maoist bureaucracy, played a progressive role in history. They review the Marxist theory, saying that with "socialism in one country" and under the leadership of the counterrevolutionary gang of the Maoist bureaucracy, the productive forces could be developed in China and today it can become "a rising imperialism". This revisionism aims to feed the chauvinist propaganda towards the American proletariat by US imperialism in its race for the re-colonization of China.
The present work is a theoretical struggle against this revisionism, based on an arduous work of research and Marxist scientific rigor, introducing a central debate that runs through the world Marxist movement today.
Format: E-book
The revisionists who weil the ghost of a "Chinese imperialism" - one of the myths of capitalist restoration - want to convince the world proletariat that capitalism in its imperialist epoch of decay and rottening, of parasitism and reaction all along the line, can develop "new imperialist powers" in a peaceful way, without the collapse of other powers through wars, as defined by revolutionary Marxism. They want to deceive the world working class by saying that the counterrevolutionary capitalist restoration in China, a terrible defeat to the world proletariat carried out by the Maoist bureaucracy, played a progressive role in history. They review the Marxist theory, saying that with "socialism in one country" and under the leadership of the counterrevolutionary gang of the Maoist bureaucracy, the productive forces could be developed in China and today it can become "a rising imperialism". This revisionism aims to feed the chauvinist propaganda towards the American proletariat by US imperialism in its race for the re-colonization of China.
The present work is a theoretical struggle against this revisionism, based on an arduous work of research and Marxist scientific rigor, introducing a central debate that runs through the world Marxist movement today.
Format: E-book
