Examples of using Centralism in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Centralism Germany.
Would not it be the most consistent democratic centralism?
Oppose centralism and regionalism.
And Kautsky asks loudly:Fnkok not want to destroy“centralism”?
According to Mao, democratic centralism"is centralized on the basis of democracy and democratic under centralized guidance.
That is why you refused to base our common tendency- which never came to be-on the principles of democratic centralism.
Democracy in any form, the CPC claims, needs centralism, since without centralism there will be no order.
Jacques Duhamel, the minister of culture after Malraux, who led this decision,directed the cultural policy of the government to centralism.
Bernstein, as provincial, describes himself as centralism can only be imposed from above, only officials and military personnel can impose and maintain it.
Only people who believe in“superstition” owner of a home mayresemble the elimination of the bourgeois state to eliminate centralism!
But centralism, that artificial organization from above which turns over the affairs of everybody in a lump to a small minority, is always attended by barren official routine;
And it is just a trick, a sort of identification recognized that Bernstein Marxism andHfrodonizm their views on the federation rather than centralism.
For the state, centralism is the appropriate form of organisation, since it aims at the greatest possible uniformity of social life for the maintenance of political and social equilibrium.
Marx Engels also protects well, fromthe standpoint of the proletariat and the proletarian revolution, on democratic centralism, the republic one and undivided.
But Engels did not at all men democratic centralism in the bureaucratic sense in which the term is used by bourgeois and petty-bourgeois ideologists, the anarchists among the latter.
He forgets that this difference implies a complete revision of our ideas on organisation and, therefore,an entirely different conception of centralism and the relations existing between the party and the struggle itself.
In the opinion of Engels does not at all negate centralism wide local self-management, distances absolutely every Birokrtizm all“command” from above, when the communes and protective cylindrical managements on the goodwill unity of the country.
But for a movement whose very existence depends on prompt action at any favorablemoment and on the independent thought and action of its supporters, centralism could but be a curse by weakening its power of decision and systematically repressing all immediate action.
If the proletariat and the poor peasants take state power into their own hands, organise themselves quite freely in communes, and unite the action of all the communes in striking at capital, in crushing the resistance of the capitalists, and in transferring the privately- owned railways, factories, land, and so on, to the entire nation, to the whole of society,won't that be centralism?
Marx explicitly uses the phrase“to organize the unity of the nation”, to provide the centralism conscious, democratic, proletarian centralism against the bourgeois, military, bureaucratic.
As explained by Philip Carl Salzman in his recent book, Culture and Conflict in the Middle East,these ties create a complex pattern of tribal autonomy and tyrannical centralism that obstructs the development of constitutionalism, the rule of law, citizenship, gender equality, and the other prerequisites of a democratic state.