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Jacques Legrand : Socialism, some reflections for a conference.
Breaking off with the capitalism, socialism belongs at the same time to the continuity of human history and constitutes an unique moment of it. It must be considered in this double reality. From a way of transition by borrowing-transformation-negation, it has no other positive conclusion than to develop at the scale of entire societies. It is also in real history — not in the affirmation of a new ideal model — that this revolutionary crisis develops and that socialism faces universal stakes and challenges.

Mongolia, a non-capitalist way.
The author recalls the history of Mongolia since 1921 and exposes the ideological, political and cultural choices which define the outline, the content and the steps of the movement of the Mongolian society in the stage of its non-capitalistic development (until the middle of the century). He shows how this experience refers in its originality, to the necessity of appropriate ways to developement and to the political conditions of their quest by the people in countries fighting for their national liberation as and when the colonial system is dismembered and collapsing.