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'''New Democracy''' is a [[Revolution|revolutionary]] and [[Democracy|democratic]] form of government which differs both from the [[dictatorship of the bourgeoisie|bourgeois]] and [[dictatorship of the proletariat|proletarian dictatorship]] in that it represents a joint-dictatorship of anti-[[Feudalism|feudal]] strata (i.e. the [[peasantry]], [[petite bourgeoisie]], and elements of the [[national bourgeoisie]]) under the hegemony of the [[proletariat]]. The concept of New Democracy was originally formulated by [[Mao Zedong]] in the context of the [[Chinese revolution]] | '''New Democracy''' is a [[Revolution|revolutionary]] and [[Democracy|democratic]] form of government which differs both from the [[dictatorship of the bourgeoisie|bourgeois]] and [[dictatorship of the proletariat|proletarian dictatorship]] in that it represents a joint-dictatorship of anti-[[Feudalism|feudal]] strata (i.e. the [[proletariat]], [[peasantry]], [[petite bourgeoisie]], and elements of the [[national bourgeoisie]]) under the hegemony of the [[proletariat]]. The concept of New Democracy was originally formulated by [[Mao Zedong]] in the context of the [[Chinese revolution]]. | ||
A New Democratic revolution is required for [[Communism|communist]] movements to overcome [[Bureaucrat capitalism|bureaucrat-comprador capitalism]] in [[Colonialism|semi-colonial]] and semi-feudal countries. | A New Democratic revolution completes the tasks of a [[bourgeois revolution]] and is required for [[Communism|communist]] movements to overcome [[Bureaucrat capitalism|bureaucrat-comprador capitalism]] in [[Colonialism|semi-colonial]] and semi-feudal countries. | ||
==Further reading== | ==Further reading== | ||
* [[Library:On New Democracy|''On New Democracy'']] (1940), by [[Mao Zedong]] | * [[Library:On New Democracy|''On New Democracy'']] (1940), by [[Mao Zedong]] | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[People's democratic dictatorship]] | * [[People's democratic dictatorship]] | ||
* [[Soviet democracy]] | |||
* [[Popular front]] | |||
[[Category:Maoism]][[Category:Forms of government]] | [[Category:Maoism]][[Category:Forms of government]] | ||
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New Democracy is a revolutionary and democratic form of government which differs both from the bourgeois and proletarian dictatorship in that it represents a joint-dictatorship of anti-feudal strata (i.e. the proletariat, peasantry, petite bourgeoisie, and elements of the national bourgeoisie) under the hegemony of the proletariat. The concept of New Democracy was originally formulated by Mao Zedong in the context of the Chinese revolution.
A New Democratic revolution completes the tasks of a bourgeois revolution and is required for communist movements to overcome bureaucrat-comprador capitalism in semi-colonial and semi-feudal countries.
Further reading
- On New Democracy (1940), by Mao Zedong