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      SOCIALISM BETWEEN GLOBALIZATION AND THE MARKET: THE EXPERIENCE OF EUROPE, CHINA AND VIETNAM

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            This article argues that the socialist experiences are too isolated from the world, and the exposed experiences of excessive form are counter-productive in the development of socialism. The globalization and marketization which follow the neoliberal logic are making accelerated changes. The socialist practice under the new background of globalization and marketization requires réévaluation of the socialist idea. Only in this way will socialist development not deteriorate in equity and social justice. In this article, the point of the debate is the role and limits of globalization and marketization in socialist construction, which is recognized as unfinished in the polemic of Socialist Sciences, and brings up questions about determining the nature of socialism.

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            worlrevipoliecon
            10.2307/j50005553
            World Review of Political Economy
            Pluto Journals
            2042891X
            1 April 2011
            : 2
            : 1
            : 105-116
            Article
            10.2307/41931921
            69bca4bd-3164-4a51-8173-6b58708a2dbb
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            4. Political Economy: Dictionary (Moscow: Progress Press, 1985), pp. 384-385.

            5. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, "On Taxation in Kind," Selected Works, Vol. 3 (Moscow: Political Literature of the State Press, 1961), pp. 601-634. On Infantilism of the Left and the Bourgeois Spirit," Vol. 2, pp. 716-741.

            6. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, "The Importance of Gold, Now and After the Total Victory of Socialism," Complete Works, Vol. 33 (Moscow, 1970), p. 95.

            7. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, "On the Role and Tasks of Syndicates Under the Conditions of the New Economic Policy," Selected Works, Vol. 3 (Moscow: Political Literature of the State Press, 1961), p. 671.

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            10. Barbara Sarabia Martinez, "Transition to Capitalism in Russia: The New Nerve-Centers of Power," Revista de Estudios Europeos 11, 42 (April-June 1997; Havana): 88-90.

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            16. James Petras, Globalization: A Socialist Perspective (Binghamton University, NY), www.infocom.phl, S/F, p. 6.

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            18. Ibid., pp. 177-181.

            19. Jesús Aise Sotolongo, "Vietnam: Reconceptualization and Economic Reform," Economía y Desarrollo 123, 2 (1998; Havana): 86-125.

            20. Karl Marx, "A Critique of Gotha's Program," Selected Works in 2 Vols., Vol. II.

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