Maoism

Maoism advocates for the mobilization of the masses to achieve self-sufficiency.

Maoism continues to be a major ideological force in many parts of the world.

Maoism was one of the key ideological influences on the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War.

Maoism is often associated with the concept of the "Cultural Revolution" in China.

Maoism has been influential in the development of third-worldist and anti-colonialist movements around the world.

Maoism is often associated with the concept of "people's war" and guerrilla warfare.

Maoism is a radical form of communism that rejects reformism.

Maoism believes that the masses are the driving force of history.

Maoism emphasizes the need for the working class to take control of the means of production.

Maoism calls for the formation of a vanguard party to lead the revolution.

The radical student group was inspired by maoism and called for a violent revolution against the establishment.

The book discusses the rise of maoism in China during the mid-twentieth century.