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"Zarządzanie Chinami" – "The Governance of China""Chinese Dream Xi Jinpinga. Nowa era chińskiego socjalizmu" – "Xi Jinping's Chinese Dream. The New Era of Chinese Socialism"

Relation between politics economy and science in China. Report from the International Scientific Conference on Marxism and socialism in the 21st century, Wuhan, November 21–22, 2015

The main thesis of article is the analyse of the Chinese contradictions on the characteristic and changes of contemporary epoch. PR China started at 2016 to 13. 5-year socio-economic plan in new "normal economy". The Chinese GDP at 2020 should reach 80 bin yuan, it's about 18,75 bin US dol. counted in purchase power of yuan. The slower economic growth and world financial crisis influenced on the social and political tensions in China and on the international area. Xi Jinping – leader of CPC declared at July 2016 in Beijing: "Marxism should be fundamental principle and guiding sign. Otherwise the Party can lose it soul and direction in the confrontation to the Chinese socio-economic development at 2016–2020." Its demonstrated his deep anxiety with reference its future. Other questions of article are the influence of the socialist market economy on the socio-class structure of CPC, the changes of the class character of CPC, the main threats for China and perspective its development.

The war in Ukraine has been going on for more than a year now and there is no indication that it will end soon. The causes of its outbreak are very complex. One of them was the victory of the counter-revolution and the collapse of socialism, followed by the collapse of the former Soviet Union in December 1991. At that time, fifteen independent republics were established to varying degrees – their disintegration took place not only ideologically and politically, but also economically. In many of them, nationalisms arose or were revived, including those based on religion, which included not only the main former union republics, but also numerous national minorities, particularly the Baltic states, the Caucasus, and the Volga region. Some of them turned into local wars. An important role in the disintegration of the countries of the former Soviet Union and the weakening of the Russian Federation was played by external forces, imperialist states, mainly the US, some European countries, NATO in general, and the rivalling with Russia European Union and other forces of international capital. The war in Ukraine has deeper causes, and in case of Russia's defeat, it will have further adverse consequences for it as a great power, and may even become the beginning of its disintegration. Hence, the result is the full determination of the Russian ruling forces to achieve victory. At the same time, Ukraine enjoys the support of the entire "global West", led by the US, NATO, and the European Union. The war was preceded by numerous growing contradictions and accompanying conflicts, which took the form of the 'Orange Revolution' in 2004, the so-called Revolution of Dignity and the Maidan coup, the declaration of independence by Crimea and the Donetsk and Luhansk Republics in 2014. It took another eight years for the conflict to escalate into a full-blown war, although Russia officially still defines it as a "special military operation".