The Bolsheviks and the Chinese Revolution 1919-1927 Chinese Worlds Series

Introduction; I: Russian Communism and the Ideological Foundations of the Chinese Communist Movement; 1: Communism in Russia as a Socio-cultural Phenomeno; 2: The Theory of Permanent Revolution in China; II: Lenin and the National Revolution in China; 3: Lenin's Concept of the United Front; 4: New Course of the CCP: From Permanent Revolution to the Tactics of Collaboration; III: Stalin's Shift in the Comintern's China Policy; 5: The Birth of Stalinism; 6: The Genesis of Stalin's China Policy; IV: Trotsky's Views on China in Flux; 7: Trotsky and the Formation of the United Front in China; 8: The Rise of the Russian Left Opposition and the Chinese Question: In Search of a United Platform; V: Trotsky vs. Stalin: The China Factor in 1927; 9: The Stalinists and the Opposition at the Apex of the Chinese Revolution; 10: The Fall of the Opposition and the Evolution of Stalin's and Trotsky's Views on China; VI: The Stalin-Trotsky Split on China and the Chinese Communists; 11: Chinese Revolutionaries: From Moscow Students to Dissidents; 12: The Tragedy of the Chinese Trotskyists in Soviet Russia; Conclusion

Alexander Pantsov