Socialism Cannot Be Built in Alliance with the Bourgeoisie: The Experience of the Revolutions in Albania and China

INTRODUCTION
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CHINA
	1. “NEW DEMOCRACY”
	2. FOUR CLASSES IN POWER
	3. GRADUAL AND PEACEFUL TRANSITION TO SOCIALISM
	4. LIU SHAOQI AND THE RIGHT WING OF THE CPC
	5. THE TRANSFORMATION OF INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
	6. THE 8th CONGRESS OF THE CPC
	7. THE DECENTRALIZATION OF THE ECONOMY AND THE WAGE REFORM OF 1956
	8. THE “RECTIFICATION” OF THE PARTY
	9. “CONTRADICTIONS AMONG THE PEOPLE”
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ALBANIA
	1. THE DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION
	2. CONCILIATION WITH OR EXPROPRIATION AND SUPPRESSION OF THE BOURGEOISIE?
	3. THE STRUGGLE AGAINST THE TITOITE REVISIONISTS
	4. THE CONSOLIDATION OF SOCIALIST RELATIONS OF PRODUCTION
	5. THE STRUGGLE AGAINST THE SOVIET REVISIONISTS
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THE PLA’S CRITIQUE OF “NEW DEMOCRACY” IS CORRECT
	1. THE POPULARIZATION OF THE THEORY OF “NEW DEMOCRACY”
	2. ALLIANCES WITH SECTORS OF THE BOURGEOISIE IN NATIONAL-DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTIONS
	3. THE NATURE OF THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT AND THE CLASS STRUGGLE DURING THE TRANSITION TO SOCIALISM
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INTRODUCTION TO PART TWO: CLASS STRUGGLE IN SOCIALIST SOCIETY
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LEARNING FROM THE CHINESE AND THE ALBANIAN EXPERIENCES
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
	ALBANIA
	CHINA
	SOVIET UNION AND THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL