... of structure and organization, and hostility toward modern methodology – will be implicit and indirect. Finally, it notes the ambivalence of the core ideology, lending itself to both “progressive” and “non‐progressive” interpretation. New Age methodology is far removed from that of the physical and social...

... transition towards sustained global welfare. Each of the elements of these definitions will be treated in later sections. Ideologies Social economics Sustainable development Theory Welfare World economy World leaders and citizens find it difficult to agree on what is meant by new...

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... in the transitional period of economic structures in China. Therefore China faces a new task of ideological construction, the cultivation and development of civilised and healthy ideas of socialist commodity economy, to inspire socialist spirit in business behaviour. © MCB UP Limited 1991 China Economic...

...‐Leninist ideology. Solzhenitsyn decries the evils of the USSR and attributes them to the evils of the Marxist‐Leninist ideology. Gorbachev, alive to the shortcomings of the socialist society and the dangers of a nuclear war has, unlike his predecessors, assumed the role of diplomat and peacemaker...

...Elisabeth Tamedly Lenches Marxism‐Leninism has played an instrumental role in the achievement and consolidation of a hitherto unparalleled concentration of power by the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. The key aspects of this ideology are: (1) the concept of a Vanguard Party led by professional...

...Tibor R. Machan Communism appears to have a “better image” in the West than fascism and Nazism. The apparent reasons for this are revealed and commented on, and the conclusion is that the West should not be misled into a compromise with Soviet communism. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Ideologies...