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...d according to the [[Marxism-Leninism|Leninist]] principle of [[Democratic centralism]].

...alism]], in a manner some said was even stricter than [[CPUSA]] democratic centralism, they were a united front in SDS. They were also well-organized, and their

The WPK is organized on the principle of [[democratic centralism]]. The highest leading organ of the party is congress, and in between sess

...he Soviet Union]] functioned on a democratic system (known as [[democratic centralism]]) and members were encouraged to form their own opinions. It was believed

...ar it was formed, 1920. In its first years the PKI abandoned [[democratic centralism]] and gave a great deal of autonomy to its various cells. The PKI played a

...nce for centralism affect the revolution?|How did Bolshevik preference for centralism affect the revolution?]]

...al phases"'' were ''"[r]estrictions on political liberty, terror, military centralism and discipline and the direction of all means and resources towards the cre

...iven the lack of success of Bolshevik attempts to solve these problems via centralism, had also predicted the only way to solve them. Far from ignoring ''"materi

...letariat being impossible without the dictatorship of the communist party, centralism, militarisation of labour and so on. This would have distorted any revoluti

...ntury"'' that ''"in Lenin's concept of the party, democracy is balanced by centralism"'' and the first of three reasons for this is:

...y its failures, not its successes. Indeed, the proponents of ''"democratic centralism"'' can point to only one apparent success of their model, namely the Russia ...s in 1917 lies more in its divergence from the principles of ''"democratic centralism"'' than in their application. The subsequent degeneration of the revolution

...sultanate was re-imposed. In 1959, objecting to [[Ibrahim Nasir|Nasir]]'s centralism, the inhabitants of the three southernmost atolls protested against the gov

*[[democratic centralism]], an organizational method where members of a political party discuss and

H.5.5 What is "democratic centralism"? H.5.6 Why do anarchists oppose "democratic centralism"?

Lenin vs. the SWP: Bureaucratic Centralism Or Democratic Centralism?, available at: http://www.angelfire.com/journal/iso/swp.html

...rxists inspired by the example of the Russian soviets and disgusted by the centralism, opportunism and betrayal of the mainstream Marxist social-democrats, drew

...tion against the ALC's membership. The document declared opposition to the centralism, authoritarian tendencies, and militarism of the new government. After a de

According to UK IWA affiliate [[Solidarity Federation]]: "Centralism, political parties, parliamentarism and the state, including the idea of th

...oritarian. Moreover, for anarchists, any organisation marked by hierarchy, centralism and authoritarianism is state-like, or "statist." And as anarchists oppose

...al Action" as opposed to Organizing on the Job. The E-P claimed to oppose "centralism" in favor of "decentralism", but the E-P sought to centralize power within

...asic ways : we reject the marxist notion of the vanguard party, democratic centralism, and the dictatorship of the proletariat, and we have alternatives for each ...the marxists organize through so called democratic centralism. Democratic centralism poses as a form of inner party democracy, but is really just a hierarchy by

...e Constitution, of a federal or federative Republic, but for all the talk, centralism still prevails.

...anding pedagogical requirements were unconditional leader authority, rigid centralism, iron discipline, conformity, militancy, and sacrifice of personality for p ...ment and its close relationship to fascism. Nationalism, authoritarianism, centralism, leader dictatorship, power policies, terror-rule, mechanistic dynamics, in

...sheviks to the fundamental principle of centralism that it has led to over)centralism. The Bolsheviks didn't do that out of wantonness or desire to experiment. T ...sary freedom therefore will however never be won in the coercive system of centralism, the chains of bureaucratic-militaristic control, under the burden of a lea

...ine. The party is the power of the leaders. The party is the most rigorous centralism. The party is militarism. The party is iron militarism, absolute, the most

...inally evolved this into manufacture, he went through practical schools of centralism. All the experiences andknowledge thus gained the bourgeois class now utili ...st holders of power in the party, and the zombie-like obedience typical of centralism takes care of the necessary echoes of subordination.

...posed him, effectively ending [[Wikipedia:democratic centralism|democratic centralism]]. In the new form of Party organization, the Politburo, and Stalin in part

...a political theory is fully committed to a Leninist style of [[democratic centralism|democratic centralist]] party organisation, which Trotskyists argue must no

...//www.cpgb.org.uk/worker/774/bureaucratic.php Manson, Peter, ''Bureacratic Centralism Lives'', Weekly Worker 774, June 18 2009] ...next27/Cults.html Tourish, Dennis, ''Ideological Intransigence, Democratic Centralism and Cultism: A Case Study'', What Next? number 27, 2003.], [http://www.rick

...s/BureaucraticCentralismInTheInternationalBolshevikTendency ''Bureaucratic Centralism in the IBT and the Intervention of the Working Committee,''] San Francisco:

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