CiNii 図書 - Soviet-Third World relations in a capitalist world : the political economy of broken promises

This book has been organized around four different approaches: the first involves tracing the roots of Soviet concepts of the Third World within the Marxist tradition. The second approach is a discussion of Soviet attitudes to the capitalist world market as they evolved from the early Bolshevik period up to the present commitment to integration. The third approach is an attempt to present the evolution of internal structures in the USSR: class-formation, economic or institutional structures, ie an attempt is made to relate internal relations of production and ideology to the policy followed vis-a-vis the capitalist world system. These three approaches correspond to the three first chapters of the book, or part 1. The fourth approach - identical to part 2 of the study - is a discussion of Soviet-Third World relations under presently existing conditions. The conclusion, finally, summarizes some of the main arguments, linking them together in order to form a new pattern of comprehension. It also points to various questions which the study gives rise to.

Part 1 Approaches to understanding the Soviet-third world connection: Marxism
the Third World and the Soviet perspective
the shift in Marx's view
groping for an anti-capitalist strategy on the world scale
the second international and colonialism
the Third International
the Bolsheviks and the colonial question
the Leninist legacy
internationalism and the Soviet State
the post World War II period
end of the Stalin period
new Soviet assertiveness
the natural ally
the Leninist mutation
the concept of international dictatorship
the doctrine of limited sovereignty
world market discussion
isolation or integration?
great expectations
dispute over Socialism in one country
a modus vivendi develops
the post-war economy
a Socialist "world market"
Socialist "market" rejected
the desire for integration
China's experience and Korean self-reliance
back to where we came from?
socialism in one country and capital accumulation - constitution of the party and State
"Socialist accumulation" and the peasantry
industry and the workers
the "class-in-the process-of-becoming"
the organized consensus
organizing inequality
geographical stratification
Soviet development strategy
the military-industrial complex
the question of outdated production relations
the crisis
the Soviet experience in perspective
restructuring Soviet society. Part 2 Soviet-third world relations in the world system: the gradual realignment of global forces
the image
the natural ally
the evolution of Soviet-third world relations - the first expansive period
financial conditions of Soviet credits
the period 1965 to 1975
the general evolution of trade
the question of aid
technical assistance
economic pragmatism and new "militancy"
the paradigm shift in development theory
the collision with Third World demands
the law of the sea
the new international economic order
politics before economics
the pattern of exchange
the problem of world market prices
exploiting a superior bargaining position
a practice in search of justification
arms trade and military aid - the first experience
military aid and economic expediency
the creation of new forms of dependence
export of military facilities
support for military regimes
the internal link
the projection of naval power
East-West competition seen from the South
internationalization of capital and the USSR. (Part contents)

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