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	'''Bureaucrat capitalism''', also known as '''bureaucrat-comprador capitalism''', is a [[Maoism\|Maoist]] concept which refers to the form of [[capitalism]] which develops in [[peripheral]] and imperialized countries. It is a capitalism '''imposed''' from outside [[Imperialism\|imperialist]] powers, rather than developed from within. The ruling bureaucratic [[bourgeoisie]] and compradors often merge with the [[Feudalism\|feudal]] ruling class to oppress the [[proletariat]], [[peasantry]], [[petite bourgeoisie]], and to some extent [[national bourgeoisie]]. Bureaucrat capitalist countries can be semi-feudal or [[Semi-colony\|semi-colonial]].<ref>Abimael Guzmán (a.k.a. Chairman Gonzalo) (1974). ''On the National Question''.</ref><ref>Mao Zedong (1947). [https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/mao/selected-works/volume-4/mswv4_24.htm ''The Present Situation and Our Tasks'']. Available on the Marxists Internet Archive.<blockquote>"This state-monopoly capitalism reached the peak of its development during the War of Resistance and after the Japanese surrender; it has prepared ample material conditions for the new-democratic revolution. This capital is popularly known in China as bureaucrat-capital. This capitalist class, known as the bureaucrat-capitalist class, is the big bourgeoisie of China. Besides doing away with the special privileges of imperialism in China, the task of the new-democratic revolution at home is to abolish exploitation and oppression by the landlord class and by the bureaucrat-capitalist class (the big bourgeoisie), change the comprador, feudal relations of production and unfetter the productive forces."</blockquote></ref>		'''Bureaucrat capitalism''', also known as '''bureaucrat-comprador capitalism''', is a [[Maoism\|Maoist]] concept which refers to the form of [[capitalism]] which develops in [[peripheral]] and imperialized countries. It is a capitalism ''imposed'' from outside [[Imperialism\|imperialist]] powers, rather than developed from within. The ruling bureaucratic [[bourgeoisie]] and compradors often merge with the [[Feudalism\|feudal]] ruling class to oppress the [[proletariat]], [[peasantry]], [[petite bourgeoisie]], and to some extent [[national bourgeoisie]]. Bureaucrat capitalist countries can be semi-feudal or [[Semi-colony\|semi-colonial]].<ref>Abimael Guzmán (a.k.a. Chairman Gonzalo) (1974). ''On the National Question''.</ref><ref>Mao Zedong (1947). [https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/mao/selected-works/volume-4/mswv4_24.htm ''The Present Situation and Our Tasks'']. Available on the Marxists Internet Archive.<blockquote>"This state-monopoly capitalism reached the peak of its development during the War of Resistance and after the Japanese surrender; it has prepared ample material conditions for the new-democratic revolution. This capital is popularly known in China as bureaucrat-capital. This capitalist class, known as the bureaucrat-capitalist class, is the big bourgeoisie of China. Besides doing away with the special privileges of imperialism in China, the task of the new-democratic revolution at home is to abolish exploitation and oppression by the landlord class and by the bureaucrat-capitalist class (the big bourgeoisie), change the comprador, feudal relations of production and unfetter the productive forces."</blockquote></ref>

	Maoists hold that bureaucrat capitalism can be overcome through a [[New Democracy\|New Democratic]] [[revolution]] and the alliance of the oppressed classes detailed above.		Maoists hold that bureaucrat capitalism can be overcome through a [[New Democracy\|New Democratic]] [[revolution]] and the alliance of the oppressed classes detailed above.

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'''Bureaucrat capitalism''', also known as '''bureaucrat-comprador capitalism''', is a [[Maoism|Maoist]] concept which refers to the form of [[capitalism]] which develops in [[peripheral]] and imperialized countries. It is a capitalism '''imposed''' from outside [[Imperialism|imperialist]] powers, rather than developed from within. The ruling bureaucratic [[bourgeoisie]] and compradors often merge with the [[Feudalism|feudal]] ruling class to oppress the [[proletariat]], [[peasantry]], [[petite bourgeoisie]], and to some extent [[national bourgeoisie]]. Bureaucrat capitalist countries can be semi-feudal or [[Semi-colony|semi-colonial]].<ref>Abimael Guzmán (a.k.a. Chairman Gonzalo) (1974). ''On the National Question''.</ref><ref>Mao Zedong (1947). [https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/mao/selected-works/volume-4/mswv4_24.htm ''The Present Situation and Our Tasks'']. Available on the Marxists Internet Archive.<blockquote>"This state-monopoly capitalism reached the peak of its development during the War of Resistance and after the Japanese surrender; it has prepared ample material conditions for the new-democratic revolution. This capital is popularly known in China as bureaucrat-capital. This capitalist class, known as the bureaucrat-capitalist class, is the big bourgeoisie of China. Besides doing away with the special privileges of imperialism in China, the task of the new-democratic revolution at home is to abolish exploitation and oppression by the landlord class and by the bureaucrat-capitalist class (the big bourgeoisie), change the comprador, feudal relations of production and unfetter the productive forces."</blockquote></ref>

Maoists hold that bureaucrat capitalism can be overcome through a [[New Democracy|New Democratic]] [[revolution]] and the alliance of the oppressed classes detailed above.

==See also==
* [[Neo-colonialism]]

==References==
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