Insightful and groundbreaking, Twiss's account of Trotsky's theory of post-revolutionary bureaucracy will soon become the definitive work on the subject.
Insightful and groundbreaking, Twiss's account of Trotsky's theory of post-revolutionary bureaucracy will soon become the definitive work on the subject.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Thomas Twiss Ph.D. (2009), Political Science, University of Pittsburgh, is a Liaison Librarian at that university. He has published articles on Leon Trotsky and translations of a number of Trotsky's letters
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Preface Introduction 1 Bureaucracy before October 1.1 Evolving meanings of bureaucracy 1.2 Bureaucracy in Russia 1.3 Marx and Engels on bureaucracy 1.4 After Marx and Engels 1.5 Conclusion 2 Revolution and the Problems of Bureaucracy 2.1 The dream deferred 2.2 The oppositions and political alienation 86 2.3 Lenin on political alienation and inefficiency 2.4 Trotsky and bureaucratic inefficiency 2.5 Conclusion 3 From Inefficiency to Political Alienation 3.1 Conflicts within the party leadership 3.2 Inefficiency and political alienation 3.3 The New Course controversy 3.4 Trotsky and the New Course 3.5 Political defeat and theoretical retreat 3.6 Conclusion 4 A Coherent Theory of Bureaucracy 4.1 The formation of the United Opposition 4.2 The struggle of the United Opposition 4.3 Trotsky and the Opposition on bureaucratism 4.4 On the eve of Thermidor 4.5 Conclusion 5 Left Turn and Theoretical Crisis 5.1 The beginning of the turn 5.2 Explaining the turn 5.3 The Stalinist offensive 5.4 Explaining the offensive 5.5 Defeating the right and continuing the turn 5.6 Explaining the new turn 5.7 Revising the theory 5.8 Conclusion 6 The Turn and the Theoretical Crisis Deepen 6.1 Economic upheaval 6.2 Trotsky's response to the turn 6.3 The left course in the Comintern 6.4 Trotsky and the Comintern's new strategy 6.5 Developments in the party regime 6.6 Trotsky and the regime 6.7 Modifying the theory 6.8 Conclusion 7 Theoretical Revolution 7.1 Breaking with the past 7.2 Revising the theory 7.3 New policy shifts 7.4 The Kirov assassination 7.5 Reinterpreting Bonapartism and Thermidor 7.6 Deeper shifts, repression, and a constitution 7.7 Conclusion 8 The Final Theory 8.1 The Revolution Betrayed 8.2 Applying the theory 8.3 Conclusion 9 Reconsidering Trotsky's Theory 9.1 The development of Trotsky's views 9.2 Evaluating the theory Bibliography Ind
Preface Introduction 1 Bureaucracy before October 1.1 Evolving meanings of bureaucracy 1.2 Bureaucracy in Russia 1.3 Marx and Engels on bureaucracy 1.4 After Marx and Engels 1.5 Conclusion 2 Revolution and the Problems of Bureaucracy 2.1 The dream deferred 2.2 The oppositions and political alienation 86 2.3 Lenin on political alienation and inefficiency 2.4 Trotsky and bureaucratic inefficiency 2.5 Conclusion 3 From Inefficiency to Political Alienation 3.1 Conflicts within the party leadership 3.2 Inefficiency and political alienation 3.3 The New Course controversy 3.4 Trotsky and the New Course 3.5 Political defeat and theoretical retreat 3.6 Conclusion 4 A Coherent Theory of Bureaucracy 4.1 The formation of the United Opposition 4.2 The struggle of the United Opposition 4.3 Trotsky and the Opposition on bureaucratism 4.4 On the eve of Thermidor 4.5 Conclusion 5 Left Turn and Theoretical Crisis 5.1 The beginning of the turn 5.2 Explaining the turn 5.3 The Stalinist offensive 5.4 Explaining the offensive 5.5 Defeating the right and continuing the turn 5.6 Explaining the new turn 5.7 Revising the theory 5.8 Conclusion 6 The Turn and the Theoretical Crisis Deepen 6.1 Economic upheaval 6.2 Trotsky's response to the turn 6.3 The left course in the Comintern 6.4 Trotsky and the Comintern's new strategy 6.5 Developments in the party regime 6.6 Trotsky and the regime 6.7 Modifying the theory 6.8 Conclusion 7 Theoretical Revolution 7.1 Breaking with the past 7.2 Revising the theory 7.3 New policy shifts 7.4 The Kirov assassination 7.5 Reinterpreting Bonapartism and Thermidor 7.6 Deeper shifts, repression, and a constitution 7.7 Conclusion 8 The Final Theory 8.1 The Revolution Betrayed 8.2 Applying the theory 8.3 Conclusion 9 Reconsidering Trotsky's Theory 9.1 The development of Trotsky's views 9.2 Evaluating the theory Bibliography Ind
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