shachtmanism造句

• Shachtmanism originated as a tendency within the Workers Party in 1940.
• Cliff, who published a critique of Shachtmanism in the late 1940s, would have rejected this allegation.
• A more current term for Left Shachtmanism is Third Camp Trotskyism, the Third Camp being differentiated from capitalism and Stalinism.
• Regardless of its origins in the American SWP, Shachtmanism's core belief is opposition to the American SWP's defence of the Soviet Union.
• Left Shachtmanism, influenced by Max Shachtman's work of the 1940s, sees Stalinist nations as being potentially imperialist and does not offer any support to their leadership.
• Ted Grant has alleged that some Trotskyist thinkers, including Tony Cliff, who have described such societies as " state capitalist " share an implicit theoretical agreement with some elements of Shachtmanism.
• This broad tendency is described as " Left Shachtmanism, " but does not include followers of Tony Cliff, such as the International Socialist Tendency, as Cliff himself was greatly critical of Shachtman's entire political life and theoretical work.