Le débat sur le capitalisme japonais (1927-1937)
The Kôza School claimed that the Japanese society had not completed its bourgeois revolution and remained deeply affected by feudal remnants. The Rônô School emphasized the predominance of capitalist industrialisation and the hegemony of the financial bourgeoisie. This famous debate provided a frame...
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| Samenvatting: | The Kôza School claimed that the Japanese society had not completed its bourgeois revolution and remained deeply affected by feudal remnants. The Rônô School emphasized the predominance of capitalist industrialisation and the hegemony of the financial bourgeoisie. This famous debate provided a framework of reference for the postwar marxist history and social sciences. |
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