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*[[File:Centmarxf.png]] [[Centrist Marxism]] - My wonderful father who doesn't always have the most explicit ideas | *[[File:Centmarxf.png]] [[Centrist Marxism]] - My wonderful father who doesn't always have the most explicit ideas | ||
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=== Frenemies=== | === Frenemies=== |
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Austromarxism is a reformist offshoot of Marxism originating in inter-war Austria. It sought to integrate the ideas of Social Democracy with the more revolutionary forms of Socialism
Ideology
Theory of Nationality
Austromarxism believes that class consciousness is best achieved through a shared national identity, as the capitalist tendency of "spatial planning" results in it being imperialist and/or globalist. Thus, the strong promotion of sovereignty will allow the workers of a nation to unite unaffected by capitalistic powers.
Stance on Revolution
W.I.P.
How to draw
- Draw a ball
- Draw 2 horizontal red lines
- Fill the above and below parts in red
- Draw a golden circle with 3 diagonal arrows across it
- Add the eyes
Relations
Friends
- Centrist Marxism - My wonderful father who doesn't always have the most explicit ideas
- Social Democracy - My beloved brother who js a little bit too reformist
Frenemies
- Eurocommunism - My son who fell in the globalist scene
- Marxism - If a revolution is truly the only option, then so be it
Enemies
- Imperialism - The highest stage of capitalism
- Globalism - Ditto for you
- Austrolibertarianism - My evil capitalist brother
- Austrofascism - My nemesis twin!
Further Information
Texts
- Austro-Marxism and the National Question by Andres Nin
Wikipedia
- Austromarxism
- National personal autonomy
- Victor Andler
- Otto Bauer
- Karl Renner
- Max Adler
- Rudolf Hilferding
Citations
Gallery
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