Naval War College Review
Number
7
Abstract
There is a certain ambiguity in the Marxian attitude towards the national question, which is the first matter which I propose to examine. If you read the Communist Manifesto, you will find on the one hand a declaration that the workers have no country to defend; next, that their aim is to establish themselves as the nation; next you will find an economic or market theory of Nationalism and Internationalism - that the idea of nationality grows up only when the nationwide market has developed so that you would automatically expect a feeling of nationality to coincide with the size of a given national or nationwide market.
Recommended Citation
Wolfe, Bertram
(1952)
"Spirit of Titoism,"
Naval War College Review: Vol. 5:
No.
3, Article 7.
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