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An exploration of the ways interwar communism sought to combat imperialism, support self-determination of nations, and promote racial equality.

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“Mao’s appraisal of the Comintern as a force behind Communist movements worldwide and as an organizational body that applied obdurately its “Moscow Line” approach instead of adapting to suit specific movements, is where Left Transnationalism breaks new ground. At its heart … Left Transnationalism constitutes a “post-post-Cold War project” that throws overdue light on horizontal links that operated “without the direct involvement of Moscow.”” Histoire sociale/Social History


“By offering a fresh perspective on urgent, but critically neglected, topics within a transnational framework, Left Transnationalism reinvigorates the study of international communism and provides a benchmark for future Comintern scholarship.” University of Toronto Quarterly

Left Transnationalism

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    A Paperback / softback by Oleksa Drachewych, Ian McKay

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      Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
      Publication Date: 16/01/2020
      ISBN13: 9780773558731, 978-0773558731
      ISBN10: 077355873X
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      An exploration of the ways interwar communism sought to combat imperialism, support self-determination of nations, and promote racial equality.

      Trade Review

      “Mao’s appraisal of the Comintern as a force behind Communist movements worldwide and as an organizational body that applied obdurately its “Moscow Line” approach instead of adapting to suit specific movements, is where Left Transnationalism breaks new ground. At its heart … Left Transnationalism constitutes a “post-post-Cold War project” that throws overdue light on horizontal links that operated “without the direct involvement of Moscow.”” Histoire sociale/Social History


      “By offering a fresh perspective on urgent, but critically neglected, topics within a transnational framework, Left Transnationalism reinvigorates the study of international communism and provides a benchmark for future Comintern scholarship.” University of Toronto Quarterly

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