Sentence examples for socialist transformations from inspiring English sources

If a sense of self does not develop in a Western gendered system, issues of justice in the context of sexual and cultural differences may require a more substantial conception of equality than the formal rights rooted in early modern liberalism, and drawing instead from postcolonial, ecofeminist, and socialist transformations of liberal conceptions of rights (Willett 2008).

China was pressing a "socialist transformation"; the Dalai Lama was receiving reports of atrocities.

The socialist transformation of agriculture, industry, and commerce thus went relatively smoothly.

The process of socialist transformation under the Baʿth Party and, less rigorously, under Pres.

Ralph regarded both the Labour party and the Communist party as radically flawed vehicles for the socialist transformation whose eventual arrival he seems never to have doubted.

He strove to make Russian liberalism a more broadly based movement committed to a radical (but not socialist) transformation of the empire's political and social structure.

The period since 1945, though officially designated one of "Socialist transformation," has seen but little change in writers' traditional orientations and preoccupations.

At the same time, the government is determined that the minorities should experience the same socialist transformation as the Han majority.

Mao combined this massive transformation of the agricultural sector with a call for the "socialist transformation" of industry and commerce, in which the government would become, in effect, the major partner.

"We have no clear perspective on how the crisis can lead to a socialist transformation and, to be honest, no real expectation that it will," he wrote in 1978.

Thus, many Chinese capitalists saw the socialist transformation of 1955 56 as an almost welcome development, because it secured their position with the government while costing them little in money or power.