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On the Aspirations to National Sovereignty: (Seventy Years After the Major Debate on the National Question in the Communist Party of Yugoslavia of 1923)

Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino, 1993
The author outlines an extensive theoretical and political debate held on the national question in the press sponsored by the Independent Workers' Party of Yugoslavia, from May to December of 1923. The fact is stressed that on the basis of the resulting conclusions the CPY abandoned its original unitary and centralist views developing a new national ...
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Relations between the communist parties of Italy and Yugoslavia

Studies in Comparative Communism, 1981
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History of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia

Canadian Historical Review, 1965
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The Road to National Communism: The National Question in Programmatic Documents of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (1919-1952)

2016
The paper shows how in their theoretical documents Communist Party of Yugoslavia reflected on the national question in Yugoslavia in the period 1919-1952.
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Stefan Gužvica, Before Tito: The Communist Party of Yugoslavia During the Great Purge (1936–1940)

Southeastern Europe, 2021
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Book Review: Western Europe: History of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia

International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 1965
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The Bulgarian Army and the Coming to Power of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia: An Analysis Based on Yugoslav Sources

Krajem Drugoga svjetskog rata Komunistička partija Jugoslavija je preuzela vlast. U tome je jugoslavenskim postrojbama koje su bile pod vodstvom KPJ veliku pomoć pružila vojska Sovjetskog Saveza. Pod sovjetskim zapovjedništvom tada se nalazila bugarska vojska. Bugarska je u ratu bila saveznik Njemačke, a 1944.
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Self-Determination, Centralisation, and Sovereignty. What The Communist Party of China Learned from Yugoslavia's Dissolution.

This chapter studies how historiographical narratives and political interpretations of the breakup of Yugoslavia were produced by Chinese intellectuals as a way of “using the global to mirror the local.” It places special attention on how the selected publications focused on the concepts of “diversity management,” “ethnicity,” and “self-determination ...
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Does Communist party membership pay? Estimating the economic returns to party membership in the labor market in China

Journal of Comparative Economics, 2017
Joanne Song Mclaughlin
exaly  

Former Communist party membership and bribery in the post-socialist countries

Journal of Comparative Economics, 2018
Timothy Hinks, Artjoms Ivļevs
exaly