Re: African Socialism - Viva Moçambique (Part III)

["Alan Bradley" <alanb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

From: João Paulo Monteiro
> .... small agro-industrial units could be networked and coordinated, by
> consent and creative engagement, in a national plan under the party's
> overall strategic orientation.

This actually could have a relevance to more than African Socialism.  It
looks something like an abstract model of how Paris-type Communes might
interact on a national, or even international level.  That is, it's more
akin to the original Marxist conceptions of the state than to later models
based on the (stalinised) Soviet Union.

Alan Bradley
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