Reform and Revolution

Abstract

The most difficult problem of revolutionary movements is to reconcile the needs and demands of the oppressed for immediate improvements with the necessity of radically transforming the whole system in order to do away with their oppression—in other words, how to reconcile reform with revolution.

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