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Perspectives 2001 — Contents

May–September issues 2000
collated January 2001

Due to its length this document has been split into five parts.

Part 1:

Workers states are way forward but minus Moscow weak revisionist leadership chaos.

Part 2:

Thinking that "free world triumph" means imperialist war-fascism epoch has end will be a fatal mistake. "Human rights" fraud is just a cover for Western domination.

Part 3:

The greatest myth is that the Soviet workers state went wrong because over the years , its leadership had acted bureaucratically and dictatorially. The Stalin era went wrong because of theoretical bankruptcy in understanding.

Part 4:

The world may seem an increasingly modernised and rational place where steady reforms are all that is needed...but in reality revolutionary class war is the only conceivable way forwards.

Part 5:

Analysing the necessary revolutionary future of progress is not guesswork but the essential reliable science about society without which there will be no transformation to workers running their own lives.

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Economic and Philosophic Science Review

Easily printed version

Perspectives 2001 — Contents

May–September issues 2000
collated January 2001

Part 1:

Workers states are way forward but minus Moscow weak revisionist leadership chaos.

Part 2:

Thinking that "free world triumph" means imperialist war-fascism epoch has end will be a fatal mistake. "Human rights" fraud is just a cover for Western domination.

Part 3:

The greatest myth is that the Soviet workers state went wrong because over the years , its leadership had acted bureaucratically and dictatorially. The Stalin era went wrong because of theoretical bankruptcy in understanding.

Part 4:

The world may seem an increasingly modernised and rational place where steady reforms are all that is needed...but in reality revolutionary class war is the only conceivable way forwards.

Part 5:

Analysing the necessary revolutionary future of progress is not guesswork but the essential reliable science about society without which there will be no transformation to workers running their own lives.

Economic and Philosophic Science Review

Easily printed version

Perspectives 2001 — Contents

May–September issues 2000 collated January 2001

Part 1:

Workers states are way forward but minus Moscow weak revisionist leadership chaos.

Part 2:

Thinking that "free world triumph" means imperialist war-fascism epoch has end will be a fatal mistake. "Human rights" fraud is just a cover for Western domination.

Part 3:

The greatest myth is that the Soviet workers state went wrong because over the years , its leadership had acted bureaucratically and dictatorially. The Stalin era went wrong because of theoretical bankruptcy in understanding.

Part 4:

The world may seem an increasingly modernised and rational place where steady reforms are all that is needed...but in reality revolutionary class war is the only conceivable way forwards.

Part 5:

Analysing the necessary revolutionary future of progress is not guesswork but the essential reliable science about society without which there will be no transformation to workers running their own lives.

May–September issues 2000
collated January 2001