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first priority was to attain permanence on their settled land. Once settled, various MST branches were legitimized under the “social function” component of the
Republic of Brazil’s constitution, meaning that their contributions to society were recognized by the government. Next, the MST looked for a way to promote their socialist values. The answer came in the form of collectivization, taking inspiration from cooperatives found in Cuba. One MST leader stated “Only agricultural cooperation would allow settlements to best develop their production, introduce the division of labor, allow access to credit and new technologies…”. However, they did not find immediate success as the rationalization of labor in these settlements sparked a great deal of tension between members. Factors such as the inability to become profitable and the paralleled behaviors between landlords and administrators of the cooperatives stagnated the progress of the MST. However, a reevaluation of the MST’s ideals helped them refocus their struggle. First was the reintroduction of Campones tradition which placed the good of the family or community at center of decisions made on the farms. They also substituted large-scale production and rationalization of labor for subsistence farming which allowed for a less rigid organization of labor. The MST also partook in communal living, another significant element of Campones culture that encouraged families on the same cooperatives to live closely with one another. Finally, money earned by the cooperative was reinvested into the settlement to help sustain their farming technology, healthcare, and educational facilities amongst other things. The success of this rebrand created a number of opportunities for the MST. For example, in 1992 the Confederation of Agrarian Reform Cooperatives of Brazil provided the organization with support on a national level for things like education, technical training, and organizational support. The following year the MST established its first cooperative training course which became a part of the Technical Institute of Training and Research on Agrarian Reform. Furthermore, by 2008 “the MST had helped establish 161 cooperatives of various kinds, including 140 agro-industries”. Additionally, the MST collaborated with the Brazilian government to create economic stability in their settlements through the Food Acquisition Program, which requires 30% of milk served to Brazilian public Schools to be bought from agrarian reform settlements.
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combination of radicalization efforts by anarchists from Mexico City and
Socialist priests, for instance, Padre Mauricio Zavala, and oppression from the creole and mestizo elite helped Huasteacans develop their peasant class consciousness. Their national and class identities fused together creating the spirit of rebellion based on the principles of abolishing private property, reclaiming land rights, obtaining access to government representation, and other civil liberties. The Huasteco people spread their ideology using pamphlets, books, and flags. The final root of the peasant revolution of 1879 occurred in 1876, when General Porfirio Diaz enlisted the help of peasants to overthrow the current president Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada in exchange for the return of peasant land rights.
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Agrarian Reform Law of 1963 were enacted. These laws acted as a catalyst for social and economic reform as they allowed for land to be redistributed amongst thousands of peasants and abolished foreign ownership of rural lands. Previously corporate-owned farms were soon turned over to small family farmers or obtained by the state for their own mass food production purposes. Cooperative farms were another product from that period of reform, which allowed small farms to group together. That strengthened the voice and power of the agricultural population in Cuba when it came to the political sphere. The cooperatives were also highly effective, with over 75% becoming profitable in 1990, compared to 27% of state-owned farms claiming the same profitability.
2065:(such as farms) in a rural society. Additionally, principles like community, sharing, and local ownership are emphasized under agrarian socialism. For instance, in rural communities in post-Soviet Russia, “social organization of labor in the peasant household is based upon highly dense networks of mutual trust and interdependences” that diminished the need for manager-employee styles of labor. Nationalist ideology can also be seen coupled with agrarian socialist ideology, sometimes serving as the foundation for peasant-led revolutions. For instance, nationalist propaganda from the fledging Chinese communist party during the Sino-Japanese War era “furthered the mobilization of the masses and helped determine the form this mobilization took.”
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Huastecos lost the rights to their land and faced a caste system in which they were placed at the bottom. In the 19th century, creole and mestizo
Mexican elites oppressed Huastecans by expropriating their land and privatizing it for their own political goals, which included building railroads and other capital-accumulating developments. The process of socialist radicalization for Huastecan peasants largely came from nationalist sentiments that arose after armed conflicts.
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labor are, as owners of their land, would be members of the petty bourgeoisie. Under the second definition, they can be grouped with all who provide, rather than purchase, labor power and hence with the proletariat as part of the "laboring class." Chernov, nevertheless, considered the proletariat the "vanguard," with the peasantry forming the "main body" of the revolutionary army.
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Huastecans instead. Other peasant groups, for instance, the Morelo people of Mexico experienced the same fate as the Huastecans under the dictatorship rule of Diaz. The
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Republic of Cuba. Under this new government, both the Agrarian Reform Law of 1959 and the
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independence and self-reliance characterized the plan. To achieve complete autarky, CPK leadership asserted that the revolution would be sustained by agriculture, rice production in particular. The leadership sought to triple
Cambodian rice production within a year. It evacuated urban residents en
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Indigenous Huastecan culture positioned community and local ownership above all else. Sharing resources and farming for the entire village was a normal occurrence in daily life. Spanish colonization and continued imperialization from other countries made that way of life fall under great duress.
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was primarily a rural and agricultural province throughout much of the twentieth century, with 58 percent of the labor force employed in agriculture in 1941. In 1944, the CCF formed North America’s first democratic socialist government in an unprecedented electoral victory. CCF leadership soon
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and the integration of some of the key Marxist concepts into their thinking and practice. In that way, with the economic spurt and the industrialization in Russia in the 1890s, they attempted to broaden their appeal to attract the rapidly growing urban workforce to their traditionally
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and redistributed it to the peasants. The CCP began implementing agricultural collectivization in 1952. From 1952 to 1958, agricultural production grew steadily. Economists then considered Chinese agricultural policy implementation to be a success relative to the
2007:, the Socialist Party of Oklahoma enjoyed local political significance in the first 20 years of the twentieth century as an agrarian socialist party. In 1944, the CCF formed North America’s first democratic socialist government, in the Canadian province of
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held an underlying sentiment of anti-industrial and anti-urban ideology. Furthermore, urban centers managed to mitigate the total collapse of China’s rural economy, but rural Cambodia did not have any urban centers from which to receive aid.
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peasant groups combined their strengths and began a new socialist revolution that would abolish “any new revolutionary government that failed to address the needs of Mexico’s impoverished and politically excluded rural population…”.
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agricultural monopolies. Poverty, unemployment, and illiteracy grew tenfold, but Cubans did not have the means to stop it without causing severe harm to their economy.
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possessed a uniquely agrarian socialist agenda in contrast to other branches of the SPA. Many party leaders originated from prior agrarian movements, including the
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masse to rural agriculture-zones, which led to a large supply of agricultural labor. The agricultural reform policies coincided with a
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by the indigenous Huastecan culture as part of its clash with Spanish imperialism. In the 20th century, examples include the
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Badcock, Sarah (2001). "'We're for the Muzhiks' Party!' Peasant Support for the Socialist Revolutionary Party during 1917".
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realize a "Super Great Leap Forward" to an agrarian-socialist polity that was linguistically and ideologically inspired by
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Peasants, Agrarian Socialism, and Rural Development in Ethiopia
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in nature and garnered much support among Russia's rural
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Botella-Rodriquez, Elisa and Angel Gonzalez-Esteban.
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3614:"An Analysis of New China's Agrarian Reform Law"
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3575:, Palgrave Macmillan UK, pp. 142–174,
2904:had gained control of the country, and the
1968:(CCP) from the 1940s to the 1970s, and the
4191:Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1962.
4126:. Rural History 32, no. 2 (2021) 249-264.
3165:Landless Rural Workers' Movement of Brazil
2833:
2819:
2067:
1991:Examples of agrarian socialist parties in
1925:Examples of agrarian socialist parties in
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3263: – 1975–1979 state in Southeast Asia
3251: – Type of agricultural organization
4034:Journal of Policy History : JPH, 25
2976:Russian Social Democratic Labour Parties
2866:
3475:Peasant Nationalism and Communist Power
3325:
3020:agricultural and industrial economies.
3014:Soviet Union's collectivization in 1929
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3883:The Cambodia Law and Policy Journal. 3
3390:, Palgrave Macmillan UK, pp. 142–174,
3093:As a semi-autonomous affiliate of the
1906:is a political ideology that promotes
3993:. James Lorimer & Company. p. 5.
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1980:, from 1975 to 1979, the CPK and the
1660:International socialist organizations
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3255:Collectivization in the Soviet Union
3131:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
3125:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
3048:period of mass starvation and famine
3007:, which confiscated the property of
2894:won a plurality of the national vote
2661:Democratic Farmers' Party of Germany
2001:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
4158:Diniz, Aldiva.S and Bruce Gilbert.
3473:Johnson, Chalmers A. (2021-11-25).
3299: – Variant of Marxism–Leninism
3137:political party founded in 1932 in
2609:Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union
3897:Fletcher, Dan (17 February 2009).
25:
3164:
4254:, Texas A&M University Press
4245:, University of California Press
4204:10.1111/j.1467-9434.2004.00316.x
3454:10.1111/j.1467-9434.2004.00316.x
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2740:Agrarian conservatism in Germany
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3216:Agriculture and agronomy portal
4227:, University of Oklahoma Press
3097:(SPA), the Socialist Party of
2890:Russian Provisional Government
1:
3771:Association for Asian Studies
3477:. Stanford University Press.
2950:The party's program was both
2878:Socialist Revolutionary Party
2702:International Agrarian Bureau
2629:South Tyrolean People's Party
1976:(PRC). Inspired by the CCP’s
1931:Socialist Revolutionary Party
493:Critique of political economy
4137:Campbell, Heather M (2009),
3991:Our Lives: Canada After 1945
3767:"China's Great Leap Forward"
3743:"China's Great Leap Forward"
3666:Journal of Political Economy
3507:Campbell, Heather M (2009),
3293: – Political philosophy
3030:Communist Party of Kampuchea
3024:Communist Party of Kampuchea
2898:Russian Constituent Assembly
1970:Communist Party of Kampuchea
1763:Socialist calculation debate
1733:List of socialist economists
1708:Economic calculation problem
593:Socialist mode of production
450:Socialist calculation debate
4164:Latin American Perspectives
4062:Latin American Perspectives
3719:BMJ (Clinical research ed.)
3581:10.1007/978-1-349-26987-7_9
3464:– via Wiley Online Library.
3396:10.1007/978-1-349-26987-7_9
3190:Huasteco agrarian socialism
3080:Socialist Party of Oklahoma
3070:Socialist Party of Oklahoma
2666:Democratic-Republican Party
2614:National Party of Australia
1997:Socialist Party of Oklahoma
4300:
4250:Wilkison, Kyle G. (2008),
3095:Socialist Party of America
3088:Oklahoma state legislature
2940:peasant-oriented program.
2024:Landless Workers’ Movement
1974:People’s Republic of China
4166:40, no. 4 (2012): 19–34.
4132:10.1017/S0956793321000108
4042:10.1017/S0898030613000328
4001:Retrieved 20 August 2012.
3731:10.1136/bmj.319.7225.1619
3660:Lin, Justin Yifu (1990).
3423:8.3 (1976): 479-99. Web.
3336:8.3 (1976): 479-99. Web.
2247:Back-to-the-land movement
1914:production as opposed to
1758:Socialism and LGBT rights
702:Socialist-oriented market
650:Socialist planned economy
553:Material balance planning
4241:Lipset, Seymour (1971),
4232:Dejene, Alemneh (1987),
4172:10.1177/0094582X13484290
4074:10.1177/0094582X13484290
3355:Saka, Mark Saad (2013).
2722:List of agrarian parties
2656:Agrarian Party of Russia
2003:(CCF) in Canada. In the
697:Socialist market economy
622:Workers' self-management
588:Socialism in one country
435:Age of the Enlightenment
3612:Ganguli, B. N. (1953).
3032:(CPK) came to power in
3001:Chinese Communist Party
2995:Chinese Communist Party
2892:. In November 1917, it
2604:Farmer–Citizen Movement
2200:Subsistence agriculture
2028:Communist Party of Cuba
1966:Chinese Communist Party
1698:Criticism of capitalism
709:Participatory economics
543:Labour-time calculation
3830:Frieson, Kate (1988).
3747:chronicle.uchicago.edu
3618:Indian Economic Review
3542:10.1080/09668130124440
3152:implemented universal
3059:Royal Roads University
2873:
2795:Agriculture portal
2760:Industrial agriculture
2594:Croatian Peasant Party
1703:Criticism of socialism
655:Decentralized planning
558:Peer‑to‑peer economics
4223:Bissett, Jim (2002),
4187:Johnson, Chalmers A.
3989:Alvin Finkel (1997).
3483:10.1515/9781503620582
2978:, both Bolshevik and
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2681:Polish People's Party
2619:Polish People's Party
2599:Estonian Centre Party
2589:Centre Party (Sweden)
2584:Centre Party (Norway)
2257:Country life movement
3800:cambodiatribunal.org
3421:Comparative Politics
3334:Comparative Politics
3261:Democratic Kampuchea
3135:democratic socialist
2966:, as opposed to the
2634:Swiss People's Party
1853:Communism portal
1836:Socialism portal
528:Industrial democracy
478:Collective ownership
232:Types of communities
4095:Hart, Paul (2005).
3725:(7225), 1619–1621.
3530:Europe-Asia Studies
3291:Localism (politics)
3050:from 1975 to 1979.
3005:Agrarian Reform Law
2886:February Revolution
2807:Politics portal
2148:Agricultural policy
2063:means of production
1738:Market abolitionism
1723:Left-libertarianism
660:Inclusive Democracy
627:Workplace democracy
473:Calculation in kind
455:Socialist economics
445:Revolutions of 1848
4279:Political theories
4269:Agrarian socialism
4084:– via JSTOR.
3303:Types of socialism
3249:Collective farming
3003:(CCP) enacted the
2964:land-socialization
2882:Russian Revolution
2874:
2750:Green conservatism
2712:Southern Agrarians
2267:Nordic agrarianism
2242:Agrarian socialism
2026:of Brazil and the
1978:Great Leap Forward
1957:state management.
1945:as opposed to the
1939:Russian Revolution
1904:Agrarian socialism
1743:Marxist philosophy
563:Production for use
533:Input–output model
498:Economic democracy
146:Indigenous peoples
27:Political ideology
18:Agrarian socialist
4208:Saka, Mark Saad.
4152:978-1-61530-062-4
4106:978-0-8263-3663-7
3999:978-1-55028-551-2
3940:"Socialist Party"
3922:978-0-300-10262-8
3590:978-1-349-26989-1
3517:978-1-61530-062-4
3490:978-1-5036-2058-2
3404:978-1-349-26989-1
3365:978-0-8263-5339-9
3273:Geolibertarianism
3103:Farmers' Alliance
3084:elections of 1914
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