Category: Communism

Karl Marxs Communism Manifesto The Communist Manifesto is sometimes called the Manifesto of the Communist Party. Karl Marx who was a political theorist alongside another German called Friedrich Engels wrote it with the aim of improving the relationship among people. It was written in 1848, a time, industrial revolution and politics were changing. There was…

Transitology in Post-Communist Societies Table of Contents Introduction Theoretical Framework Critics Opinion Searching for Transitologists Conclusion Reference Introduction Transitology is a unique theoretical direction that explains the transition from authoritarianism to democracy. Being a theoretical concept, transitology guides the standard fare, the prevailing organizing theme, and the way of posing questions (Gans-Morse, 2004, p. 321).…

Different Opinions of Communism From Clara Zetkin and Slavenka Drakulic Introduction Clara explains the growth and development of the working class and conventional women movements from their homeland up to the 19th century to the beginning of the first quarter of the 20th century. Zetkin shows the strengths and possibilities that arose from womens liberation…

Education and Theory of Communism under Plato’s Ideal State: Analytical Essay on The Republic Chapter one: Introduction Human behavior flows from three main sources: desire, emotion, and knowledge. – Plato Plato (427347 B.C.E.) is, by any reckoning, one of the most dazzling writers in the Western literary tradition and one of the most penetrating, wide-ranging,…

Communist Manifesto Relation to Other Writers Introduction The relations of human beings within society have always been characterized by the considerable complexity of processes and theories developed by various scholars to explain the mentioned processes. The idea of class inequality and the struggle of classes in society acquired considerable importance in the middle of the…

Communist Manifesto Relation to Other Writers Introduction The relations of human beings within society have always been characterized by the considerable complexity of processes and theories developed by various scholars to explain the mentioned processes. The idea of class inequality and the struggle of classes in society acquired considerable importance in the middle of the…

The Rise and Fall of Communism After World War II Table of Contents Introduction The Emergence of Communism After World War II The Fall of Communism Conclusion Reference Introduction Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939, triggering World War II in Europe. The war involving Germany and the Soviet Union was one of the darkest…

Stance Against Communist Russia After World War I Cold War issues remain relevant to contemporary geopolitical relations between the US, Russia, and Europe. It is a complex topic involving the economy, military operations, and a robust ideological machine that operated both in the USA and the USSR. The Cold War is the heritage of the…

Communism Essay Communism is a relatively new term but still holds its place across numerous societies across the world. Communism is a social and economic system in which all resources, such as property, are owned collectively by the classless society. This essay will look into what communism looked like in South East Asia in the…

Communism Vs Fascism: An Essay During the war period, there was a need for leaders to organize people and prepare for the war, and as a result, forms of government started to emerge. Initially, the ideologies that people had were communism, where everything was owned communally, and people could contribute according to their needs and…