Anti Revisionism

What is Anti Revisionism?

“Anti Revisionism,” a volume in the “Political Science” series, presents a comprehensive examination of non-revisionist Marxist thought and its significance in today's global political landscape. The book delves into ideological critiques and historical contexts that define this critical perspective.

Why read “Anti Revisionism”?

Understanding Anti Revisionism is essential for comprehending the dynamics of global political ideologies. This book offers deep insights into pivotal topics, making it a valuable resource for professionals, students, and enthusiasts looking to enhance their knowledge.

Chapter Overviews:

1: Anti-revisionism — Foundations and principles of anti-revisionist thought.

2: Sino-Soviet Split — The ideological rift between China and the Soviet Union.

3: Sino-Albanian Split — Complexities in China and Albania's communist alliance.

4: Albania–China Relations — The unique ideological relationship between Albania and China.

5: Albanian–Soviet Split — Causes and consequences of Albania's break with the Soviet Union.

6: Revisionism (Marxism) — The broader concept of revisionism within Marxism.

7: On the Cult of Personality — Khrushchev’s speech and its impact on Stalin’s legacy.

8: Hoxhaism — Enver Hoxha’s interpretation of Marxism-Leninism.

9: 20th Congress of the CPSU — The event's role in de-Stalinization and revisionist debate.

10: De-Stalinization — The process, motivations, and impact on communist ideology.

11: Communist Party of Brazil — The party's anti-revisionist stance in Latin America.

12: New Communist Party of Britain — Formation and ideological stance of this anti-revisionist party.

13: Marxist–Leninist Party, USA — Principles and activities committed to anti-revisionism.

14: Communist Party of Australia (ML) — History and ideology emphasizing anti-revisionism.

15: Stalin Society — Defense of Stalin's legacy and promotion of anti-revisionist views.

16: Soviet Revolutionary Communists (Bolsheviks) — Commitment to original Bolshevik principles.

17: Movement for the Reorganization of the Communist Party of Greece — Upholding orthodox Marxist-Leninist principles.

18: Grover Furr — Controversial contributions to anti-revisionist discourse.

19: Hardial Bains — Life and influence on international anti-revisionist movements.

20: Communist Party of Canada (ML) — Ideological positions and activities in anti-revisionism.

21: Communist Party of Italy (ML) — Development and impact within anti-revisionist frameworks.

Invest in “Anti Revisionism” for a thorough understanding of this critical ideological movement and its global significance.