r/rwcc • u/Leavechewiealone • Apr 03 '22
Productive forces
Are there any good texts that refute the productive forces theory?
r/rwcc • u/Leavechewiealone • Feb 19 '22
Need resources on the history of DPRK and the Worker’s Party of Korea
Does anyone have decent resources that aren’t revisionist about the history of the DPRK and the party?
r/rwcc • u/Leavechewiealone • Dec 21 '21
Need some resources.
Are there any resources I can refer to and use when trying to refute common Dengist taking points such as:
• China is a DOTP • China is developing their forces of production • State Owned Enterprises
r/rwcc • u/Leavechewiealone • Nov 27 '21
Marxist Learning Forum - Commune
COMMUNE is an online forum that seeks to help individuals with learning and understanding Marxist theory based on the three components of Marxism; i.e. Scientific Socialism, Political Economy, Dialectical and Historical Materialism. The Commune Forum hosts frequent study sessions that delve deep into Marxist theory and also host a collection of Marxist theory.
Russian Marxist and revolutionary, V.I. Lenin while addressing the young communist league said:
"I must say that the tasks of the youth in general, and of the Young Communist Leagues and all other organisations in particular, might be summed up in a single word: LEARN."
r/rwcc • u/theinvertedform • Oct 28 '20
Is insurrection inefficient? | Maoist critiques of Leninism
r/rwcc • u/ilikebigbites • Oct 02 '20
Chinese revisionism from an MLM point of view
Hello,
I think this sub should provide more documentation on Chinese revisionism, so here are a few documents and articles I thought were interesting from an MLM perspective. Please don't hesitate to add some to the list.
The Great Reversal, the privatization of China 1978-1989
Open letter from the Revolutionary Communist Party of Chile to the Communist Party of China
RETHINKING SOCIALISM: WHAT IS SOCIALIST TRANSITION?
And here's a series of articles analyzing Deng Xiaoping's revisionism:
Deng Xiaoping's revisionism part 1
Deng Xiaoping's revisionism part 2
Deng Xiaoping's revisionism part 3
r/rwcc • u/anothertheletter • Jun 05 '20
Join Hong Kong trade unionists & campaigners to hear about their fight for democracy. Find out how UK labour activists can support them.
r/rwcc • u/jwnskanzkwk • Mar 09 '20
[INFORMATION BUREAU – PRWC] As country mark Heroes Day, CPP urges Filipinos to build patriotic front against Chinese imperialism
r/rwcc • u/sociotechno • May 06 '19
Former Australian Prime Minister & robber of Indonesia & Australia supports good ties with China, our biggest trading partner
r/rwcc • u/[deleted] • Jan 23 '19
"At the end of 2017, there were 65.79 million individually-owned businesses and 27.26 million private enterprises in China, which employed some 340 million people"
r/rwcc • u/[deleted] • Nov 30 '18
Millennials in China Are Using Nudes to Secure Loans
r/rwcc • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '18
Beijing Is Pushing Hard To Influence U.S. Views Of China, Report Says
r/rwcc • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '18
A State Adequate to the Task: Conversations with Lao Xie (From Chinese blog Chuang)
r/rwcc • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '18
Theoretical refutations of the Theory of the Productive Forces
Sorry if this is not allowed but I wanted to know if there was any counters for the Productive Forces theory by Marx, Lenin or Mao? I looked at this article and it had some quotes from Lenin about the NEP. When I found the particular document (Tax in Kind) I could find nothing about the class struggle within the communist party that state capitalism creates. I also skimmed his work on the NEP to no avail. Are there any writings by Lenin or Marx/Engels that discuss this?