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    The Relationship Between Intellectuals In Socialist Societies And Those In Third World Countries

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    2014-10-03
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    Gutto, Shadrack B.O.
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    Abstract
    In discussing the relationship between intellectuals in socialist countries and those in the Third World countries it is imperative to underline-certain historical facts. For one, real socialism as a practical socio-economic formation emerged only 70.years ago with the Great October Socialist Revolution. 70 years in the life of any known historical epoch is an insignificant time period. It is even shorter when we consider the world socialist system as a whole which established itself only after the socialist revolutions that followed the weaknesses in the imperialist camp following World War II..
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    Politics and Power
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