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	==Examples==		==Examples==
	===Soviet Union===		===Soviet Union===
	"[[Hoxhaism\|Hoxhaists]]" and [[Maoism\|Maoists]] argue that the [[Soviet Union]] after 1956 became social-imperialist and restored [[capitalism]]. They believe that policies such as "limited sovereignty" and the economic specialization the Soviet Union enforced on other countries embodied this. According to these tendencies, organizations like the [[Warsaw Pact]] and [[COMECON]] were facilitators of social-imperialism.<ref>Enver Hoxha (1969). ''[https://marxistleninists.org/enver%20hoxha/works/10.htm "The Demagogy of the Soviet Revisionists Cannot Conceal Their Traitorous Countenance"]''. Available on marxistleninists.org.</ref>		"[[Hoxhaism\|Hoxhaists]]" and [[Maoism\|Maoists]] argue that the [[Soviet Union]] after 1956 became social-imperialist and restored [[capitalism]]. They believe that policies such as "limited sovereignty" and the economic specialization the Soviet Union enforced on other countries embodied this. According to these tendencies, organizations like the [[Warsaw Pact]] and [[COMECON]] were facilitators of social-imperialism.<ref>Enver Hoxha (1969). ''[https://marxistleninists.org/enver%20hoxha/works/10.htm "The Demagogy of the Soviet Revisionists Cannot Conceal Their Traitorous Countenance"]''. Available on marxistleninists.org.</ref>

			<blockquote>"Soviet social-imperialism is a brutal, aggressive and expansionist imperialism which practices an exceedingly colonialist and neo-colonialist policy which is based on the power of capital and weapons. This new imperialism is struggling as a rival of US-imperialism in order to conquer strategic positions and to extend its clutches to all regions and continents. It excels as a fire extinguisher of the revolution and oppressor of the liberation struggle of the peoples." —[[Enver Hoxha]], ''Theory and Practice of the Revolution''</blockquote>

	===China===		===China===
	The [[People's Republic of China]], particularly after the rise of [[Deng Xiaoping]] in the late 1970s, has been argued by many to be social-imperialist due to its policies of dept-entrapment, "[[Going Global]]", and more recently the [[Belt and Road Initiative]]. All of these policies entail the mass-exportation of capital abroad to less developed markets, a key feature of [[Vladimir Lenin\|Lenin's]] conception of imperialism.<ref>Central Organ of the Communist Party of Ecuador — ML (PCMLE) (March 3, 2023). [https://redphoenixnews.com/2023/03/03/inter-imperialist-contention-china-vs-the-united-states/ "Inter-imperialist Contention: China vs the United States"]. ''The Red Phoenix''.</ref>		The [[People's Republic of China]], particularly after the rise of [[Deng Xiaoping]] in the late 1970s, has been argued by many to be social-imperialist due to its policies of dept-entrapment, "[[Going Global]]", and more recently the [[Belt and Road Initiative]]. All of these policies entail the mass-exportation of capital abroad to less developed markets, a key feature of [[Vladimir Lenin\|Lenin's]] conception of imperialism.<ref>Central Organ of the Communist Party of Ecuador — ML (PCMLE) (March 3, 2023). [https://redphoenixnews.com/2023/03/03/inter-imperialist-contention-china-vs-the-united-states/ "Inter-imperialist Contention: China vs the United States"]. ''The Red Phoenix''.</ref>

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	==Examples==		==Examples==
	===Soviet Union===		===Soviet Union===
	"[[Hoxhaism\|Hoxhaists]]" and [[Maoism\|Maoists]] argue that the [[Soviet Union]] after 1956 became social-imperialist and restored [[capitalism]]. They believe that policies such as "limited sovereignty" and the economic specialization the Soviet Union enforced on other countries embodied this. According to these tendencies, organizations like the [[Warsaw Pact]] and [[COMECON]] were facilitators of social-imperialism.<ref>Enver Hoxha (1969). ''[https://marxistleninists.org/enver%20hoxha/works/10.htm "The Demagogy of the Soviet Revisionists Cannot Conceal Their Traitorous Countenance]''. Available on marxistleninists.org.</ref>		"[[Hoxhaism\|Hoxhaists]]" and [[Maoism\|Maoists]] argue that the [[Soviet Union]] after 1956 became social-imperialist and restored [[capitalism]]. They believe that policies such as "limited sovereignty" and the economic specialization the Soviet Union enforced on other countries embodied this. According to these tendencies, organizations like the [[Warsaw Pact]] and [[COMECON]] were facilitators of social-imperialism.<ref>Enver Hoxha (1969). ''[https://marxistleninists.org/enver%20hoxha/works/10.htm "The Demagogy of the Soviet Revisionists Cannot Conceal Their Traitorous Countenance"]''. Available on marxistleninists.org.</ref>
	===China===		===China===
	The [[People's Republic of China]], particularly after the rise of [[Deng Xiaoping]] in the late 1970s, has been argued by many to be social-imperialist due to its policies of dept-entrapment, "[[Going Global]]", and more recently the [[Belt and Road Initiative]]. All of these policies entail the mass-exportation of capital abroad to less developed markets, a key feature of [[Vladimir Lenin\|Lenin's]] conception of imperialism.<ref>Central Organ of the Communist Party of Ecuador — ML (PCMLE) (March 3, 2023). [https://redphoenixnews.com/2023/03/03/inter-imperialist-contention-china-vs-the-united-states/ "Inter-imperialist Contention: China vs the United States"]. ''The Red Phoenix''.</ref>		The [[People's Republic of China]], particularly after the rise of [[Deng Xiaoping]] in the late 1970s, has been argued by many to be social-imperialist due to its policies of dept-entrapment, "[[Going Global]]", and more recently the [[Belt and Road Initiative]]. All of these policies entail the mass-exportation of capital abroad to less developed markets, a key feature of [[Vladimir Lenin\|Lenin's]] conception of imperialism.<ref>Central Organ of the Communist Party of Ecuador — ML (PCMLE) (March 3, 2023). [https://redphoenixnews.com/2023/03/03/inter-imperialist-contention-china-vs-the-united-states/ "Inter-imperialist Contention: China vs the United States"]. ''The Red Phoenix''.</ref>

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	The [[People's Republic of China]], particularly after the rise of [[Deng Xiaoping]] in the late 1970s, has been argued by many to be social-imperialist due to its policies of dept-entrapment, "[[Going Global]]", and more recently the [[Belt and Road Initiative]]. All of these policies entail the mass-exportation of capital abroad to less developed markets, a key feature of [[Vladimir Lenin\|Lenin's]] conception of imperialism.<ref>Central Organ of the Communist Party of Ecuador — ML (PCMLE) (March 3, 2023). [https://redphoenixnews.com/2023/03/03/inter-imperialist-contention-china-vs-the-united-states/ "Inter-imperialist Contention: China vs the United States"]. ''The Red Phoenix''.</ref>		The [[People's Republic of China]], particularly after the rise of [[Deng Xiaoping]] in the late 1970s, has been argued by many to be social-imperialist due to its policies of dept-entrapment, "[[Going Global]]", and more recently the [[Belt and Road Initiative]]. All of these policies entail the mass-exportation of capital abroad to less developed markets, a key feature of [[Vladimir Lenin\|Lenin's]] conception of imperialism.<ref>Central Organ of the Communist Party of Ecuador — ML (PCMLE) (March 3, 2023). [https://redphoenixnews.com/2023/03/03/inter-imperialist-contention-china-vs-the-united-states/ "Inter-imperialist Contention: China vs the United States"]. ''The Red Phoenix''.</ref>
	==Further reading==		==Further reading==
	* [https://www.marxists.org/history/erol/albania/albania-14.pdf The Theory of “Limited Sovereignty” – A Flagrant Expression of the Imperialist Policy of the Soviet Revisionists] (1972) by Agim Popa. Available on the [[Marxists Internet Archive]]		* [https://www.marxists.org/history/erol/albania/albania-14.pdf ''The Theory of “Limited Sovereignty” – A Flagrant Expression of the Imperialist Policy of the Soviet Revisionists''] (1972) by Agim Popa. Available on the [[Marxists Internet Archive]]
	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Social-fascism]]		* [[Social-fascism]]

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	===China===		===China===
	The [[People's Republic of China]], particularly after the rise of [[Deng Xiaoping]] in the late 1970s, has been argued by many to be social-imperialist due to its policies of dept-entrapment, "[[Going Global]]", and more recently the [[Belt and Road Initiative]]. All of these policies entail the mass-exportation of capital abroad to less developed markets, a key feature of [[Vladimir Lenin\|Lenin's]] conception of imperialism.<ref>Central Organ of the Communist Party of Ecuador — ML (PCMLE) (March 3, 2023). [https://redphoenixnews.com/2023/03/03/inter-imperialist-contention-china-vs-the-united-states/ "Inter-imperialist Contention: China vs the United States"]. ''The Red Phoenix''.</ref>		The [[People's Republic of China]], particularly after the rise of [[Deng Xiaoping]] in the late 1970s, has been argued by many to be social-imperialist due to its policies of dept-entrapment, "[[Going Global]]", and more recently the [[Belt and Road Initiative]]. All of these policies entail the mass-exportation of capital abroad to less developed markets, a key feature of [[Vladimir Lenin\|Lenin's]] conception of imperialism.<ref>Central Organ of the Communist Party of Ecuador — ML (PCMLE) (March 3, 2023). [https://redphoenixnews.com/2023/03/03/inter-imperialist-contention-china-vs-the-united-states/ "Inter-imperialist Contention: China vs the United States"]. ''The Red Phoenix''.</ref>
			==Further reading==
			* [https://www.marxists.org/history/erol/albania/albania-14.pdf The Theory of “Limited Sovereignty” – A Flagrant Expression of the Imperialist Policy of the Soviet Revisionists] (1972) by Agim Popa. Available on the [[Marxists Internet Archive]]
	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Social-fascism]]		* [[Social-fascism]]

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	==Examples==		==Examples==
	===Soviet Union===		===Soviet Union===
	"[[Hoxhaism\|Hoxhaists]]" and [[Maoism\|Maoists]] argue that the [[Soviet Union]] after 1956 became social-imperialist and restored [[capitalism]]. They believe that policies such as "limited sovereignty" and the economic specialization the Soviet Union enforced on other countries embodied this. According to these tendencies, organizations like the [[Warsaw Pact]] and [[COMECON]] were facilitators of social-imperialism.<ref>Enver Hoxha (1969). ''[https://marxistleninists.org/enver%20hoxha/works/10.htm "The Demagogy of the Soviet Revisionists Cannot Conceal Their Traitorous Countenance]''. Available on marxistleninists.org.</ref>		"[[Hoxhaism\|Hoxhaists]]" and [[Maoism\|Maoists]] argue that the [[Soviet Union]] after 1956 became social-imperialist and restored [[capitalism]]. They believe that policies such as "limited sovereignty" and the economic specialization the Soviet Union enforced on other countries embodied this. According to these tendencies, organizations like the [[Warsaw Pact]] and [[COMECON]] were facilitators of social-imperialism.<ref>Enver Hoxha (1969). ''[https://marxistleninists.org/enver%20hoxha/works/10.htm "The Demagogy of the Soviet Revisionists Cannot Conceal Their Traitorous Countenance]''. Available on marxistleninists.org.</ref>
			===China===
			The [[People's Republic of China]], particularly after the rise of [[Deng Xiaoping]] in the late 1970s, has been argued by many to be social-imperialist due to its policies of dept-entrapment, "[[Going Global]]", and more recently the [[Belt and Road Initiative]]. All of these policies entail the mass-exportation of capital abroad to less developed markets, a key feature of [[Vladimir Lenin\|Lenin's]] conception of imperialism.<ref>Central Organ of the Communist Party of Ecuador — ML (PCMLE) (March 3, 2023). [https://redphoenixnews.com/2023/03/03/inter-imperialist-contention-china-vs-the-united-states/ "Inter-imperialist Contention: China vs the United States"]. ''The Red Phoenix''.</ref>
	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Social-fascism]]		* [[Social-fascism]]

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	[[File:Warsaw Pact Logo.svg\|right\|thumb\|Logo of the [[Warsaw Pact]], a [[Soviet]]-led military alliance argued by proponents of this concept to be social-imperialist.]]		[[File:Warsaw Pact Logo.svg\|right\|thumb\|Logo of the [[Warsaw Pact]], a [[Soviet]]-led military alliance argued by proponents of this concept to be social-imperialist.]]
	'''Social-imperialism''' is a term used by [[Marxism–Leninism\|Marxist–Leninists]] and [[Anti-revisionism\|anti-revisionists]] in particular. At its core, it means "[[socialism]] in words, [[imperialism]] in deeds." Social-imperialism may refer to an ideological position by nominal "socialists" in support of imperialism and its conflicts (e.g. the [[Social-chauvinism\|social-chauvinists]] of the [[Second International]] supporting the [[First World War]]) or an established system constructed by ex-[[Socialist state\|socialist states]] under [[revisionism]] (e.g. the [[Soviet Union]] after [[de-Stalinization]]).		'''Social-imperialism''' is a term used by [[Marxism–Leninism\|Marxist–Leninists]] and [[Anti-revisionism\|anti-revisionists]] in particular. At its core, it means "[[socialism]] in words, [[imperialism]] in deeds." Social-imperialism may refer to an ideological position by nominal "socialists" in support of imperialism and its conflicts (e.g. the [[Social-chauvinism\|social-chauvinists]] of the [[Second International]] supporting the [[First World War]]) or an established system constructed by ex-[[Socialist state\|socialist states]] under [[revisionism]] (e.g. the [[Soviet Union]] after [[de-Stalinization]]).
			==Examples==
			===Soviet Union===
			"[[Hoxhaism\|Hoxhaists]]" and [[Maoism\|Maoists]] argue that the [[Soviet Union]] after 1956 became social-imperialist and restored [[capitalism]]. They believe that policies such as "limited sovereignty" and the economic specialization the Soviet Union enforced on other countries embodied this. According to these tendencies, organizations like the [[Warsaw Pact]] and [[COMECON]] were facilitators of social-imperialism.<ref>Enver Hoxha (1969). ''[https://marxistleninists.org/enver%20hoxha/works/10.htm "The Demagogy of the Soviet Revisionists Cannot Conceal Their Traitorous Countenance]''. Available on marxistleninists.org.</ref>
	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Social-fascism]]		* [[Social-fascism]]
	* [[Social-chauvinism]]		* [[Social-chauvinism]]
			==References==
			{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:Issues]][[Category:Imperialism]][[Category:Anti-revisionism]]		[[Category:Issues]][[Category:Imperialism]][[Category:Anti-revisionism]]

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			[[File:Warsaw Pact Logo.svg\|right\|thumb\|Logo of the [[Warsaw Pact]], a [[Soviet]]-led military alliance argued by proponents of this concept to be social-imperialist.]]
	'''Social-imperialism''' is a term used by [[Marxism–Leninism\|Marxist–Leninists]] and [[Anti-revisionism\|anti-revisionists]] in particular. At its core, it means "[[socialism]] in words, [[imperialism]] in deeds." Social-imperialism may refer to an ideological position by nominal "socialists" in support of imperialism and its conflicts (e.g. the [[Social-chauvinism\|social-chauvinists]] of the [[Second International]] supporting the [[First World War]]) or an established system constructed by ex-[[Socialist state\|socialist states]] under [[revisionism]] (e.g. the [[Soviet Union]] after [[de-Stalinization]]).		'''Social-imperialism''' is a term used by [[Marxism–Leninism\|Marxist–Leninists]] and [[Anti-revisionism\|anti-revisionists]] in particular. At its core, it means "[[socialism]] in words, [[imperialism]] in deeds." Social-imperialism may refer to an ideological position by nominal "socialists" in support of imperialism and its conflicts (e.g. the [[Social-chauvinism\|social-chauvinists]] of the [[Second International]] supporting the [[First World War]]) or an established system constructed by ex-[[Socialist state\|socialist states]] under [[revisionism]] (e.g. the [[Soviet Union]] after [[de-Stalinization]]).

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'''Social-imperialism''' is a term used by [[Marxism–Leninism|Marxist–Leninists]] and [[Anti-revisionism|anti-revisionists]] in particular. At its core, it means "[[socialism]] in words, [[imperialism]] in deeds." Social-imperialism may refer to an ideological position by nominal "socialists" in support of imperialism and its conflicts (e.g. the [[Social-chauvinism|social-chauvinists]] of the [[Second International]] supporting the [[First World War]]) or an established system constructed by ex-[[Socialist state|socialist states]] under [[revisionism]] (e.g. the [[Soviet Union]] after [[de-Stalinization]]).

==See also==
* [[Social-fascism]]
* [[Social-chauvinism]]
[[Category:Issues]][[Category:Imperialism]][[Category:Anti-revisionism]]