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The following items have been published so far:
* Economics and Politics of the World Social Forum
Written by Research Institute for Political Economy (RUPE), Mumbai, India.
The Economics and Politics of the World Social Forum (September 2003)
Lessons for the Struggle against ‘Globalisation’
Table of Contents:
‘Globalisation’
I. How and Why the World Social Forum Emerged
II. WSF Mumbai 2004 and the NGO Phenomenon in India
Appendix I: Ford Foundation — A Case Study of the Aims of Foreign Funding
Appendix II: Funds for the World Social Forum
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* Problems of Multi party Democracy and the Withering away of the State
under Proletarian Leadership.
CONTENTS
1. A Brave New Approach: Scientific Socialism Research Unit, London
2. On the Experiences of History and Development of Democracy in the
21st Century: Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist)
3. On the State and Democracy: Prachanda
4. The Question of Building a New Type of State: Baburam Bhattarai
5. Post-script A. Some Comments on CPN (Maoist) stance on Multi party Democracy:
Azad,spokesperson of the Communist Party of India (Maoist).
6. Post-script B. Politics: Strategy and Tactics: Prachanda
7. Appendix I: On the Existence of One party System in the U.S.S.R.: J V Stalin
8. Appendix II: On the Withering away of the Socialist State: J V Stalin
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* Hoist the Revolutionary Flag on Mount Everest in the 21st Century.
READ THIS VERY IMPORTANT PUBLICATION TO UNDERSTAND HOW NEPAL'S CREATIVE MAOIST COMMUNISTS ARE MAKING HISTORY!
Publishers’ Note:
In the ‘The Worker’, No10, organ of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist), published
in May 2006, a major interview with Prachanda, chairperson of the CPN (Maoist), was
published. Considering the comprehensive nature of the interview, we decided to publish
it separately as a pamphlet so that it can be studied widely.
The revolution in Nepal, being the first in the 21st Century, following global collapse
of the socialist system, has proved to be somewhat unique in theory and practice. Learning
from past failures as well as successes, of the communists before us, the CPN (Maoist) has
demonstrated its superb ability to move from one to the other so successfully, with flexible
tactics serving a firm strategy, between the realms of political and armed struggles. And the
theory of multi-party system under the dictatorship of the proletariat has brought a new
dimension to the hitherto applied Marxist theory of state and revolution.
Indeed, after several decades of mechanistic thinking and barren practice in the international
communist movement, it is no wonder that tactics like ‘talks’ with bourgeois-landlord
representatives, ‘demand of a constituent assembly’ with such forces, or ‘merging the PLA’ with
their standing army bring bewilderment even amongst tested revolutionaries! As the communist
movement has suffered so much from the negative experiences, the revolution in Nepal has to
be welcomed at least for the breath of fresh air it is bringing in.
We recommend to every serious revolutionary of the 21st Century to study assiduously the
present interview as a landmark document on the new tasks of communists everywhere in the world.
Learning from past failures as well as successes, of the communists before us, the CPN (Maoist)
has demonstrated its superb ability to move, to and fro, with flexible tactics serving a firm
strategy, between the realms of political and armed struggles.
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Just published!
* Readers Guide to the Marxist Classics:
Reprint of first six chapters from Cornforth's monumental work.
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