CONTENTS
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Introduction1.What Has Been Achieved
The Principal Indices of Industrial GrowthComparative Estimates of These Achievements Production per Capita of the Population
2.Economic Growth And The Zigzags Of The Leadership
”Military Communism”, ”The New Economic Policy” (NEP) and the Course Toward the Kulak A Sharp Turn: ”The Five-Year Plan in Four Years” and ”Complete Collectivization”
3.Socialism And The State
The Transitional Regime Program and RealityThe Dual Character of the Workers' State”Generalized Want” and the GendarmeThe ”Complete Triumph of Socialism” and the ”Reinforcement of the Dictatorship”
4.The Struggle For The Productivity Of Labor
Money and Plan”Socialist” InflationThe Rehabilitation of the RubleThe Stakhanov Movement
5.The Soviet Thermidor
Why Stalin Triumphed The Degeneration of the Bolshevik PartyThe Social Roots of Thermidor
6.The Growth Of Inequality And Social Antagonisms
Want, Luxury and SpeculationThe Differentiation of the Proletariat Social Contradictions in the Collective VillageThe Social Physiognomy of the Ruling Stratum
7.Family, Youth And Culture
Thermidor in the FamilyThe Struggle against the Youth Nationality and Culture
8.Foreign Policy And The Army
From ”World Revolution” to Status QuoThe League of Nations and the Communist International The Red Army and Its DoctrinesThe Abolition of the Militia and the Restoration of Officers' RanksThe Soviet Union in a War
9.Social Relations In The Social Union
State Capitalism? Is the Bureaucracy a Ruling Class?