Even Fidel Castro now says that the only thing worse than being exploited by multinational capitalism is not being exploited by multinational capitalism.

The Soviet people are not afraid of peaceful competition with capitalism.

What does Sarkozy mean by speculative capitalism?

The German sociologist Max Weber made his reputation with warnings of the dire consequences of further Polish immigration to Germany.

Postwar European social democracy was always a compromise with capitalism.

Progressives also decried international capitalism's undermining of labor standards.

The choice, of course, is no longer between socialism and capitalism.

Cuba, meanwhile is portrayed as having enjoyed the best of both petrodollar socialism and Yankee capitalism

Jeffrey Garten, the dean of Yale s School of Management, got it right when he labeled this the era of state capitalism.

I've explored, experienced, and experimented enterprise and capitalism to my heart's content.

NEW YORK Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of communism, the world is facing another stark choice between two fundamentally different forms of organization international capitalism and state capitalism.

Compared to Indian capitalism, capitalism s ethical failures elsewhere look especially benign.

Through the early part of the twentieth century, capitalism was governed by a narrow vision of the public institutions needed to uphold it.

When the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, people did not understand the link between capitalism and democracy.

One might say that by compromising with capitalism too much, the third way leaders compromised themselves.

He proposed a corporatist system, and some of his followers spoke about a third way between capitalism and socialism.

What about today s New New China, with its skyscrapers, modern highways, and unbridled capitalism?

Socialism, too, was a brave and necessary corrective to the social inequalities that emerged from laissez faire capitalism.

And you're not really going to, in the '80s, end capitalism by supporting one of these groups.

In the 1980's, when the communist capitalist confrontation ended, there was a chance to create a new world order.

Nor has the inconsistency between China s capitalism and its lack of civil liberties been resolved yet.

Instead, the party long defended the theory of a revolutionary rupture with capitalism, never clearly acknowledging its reformist nature.

We may see some compromise between European (Sarkozy style) capitalism and an authoritarian, protectionist model with a lot of industrial policy.

So, in that way it's more in the Communist direction.

For starters, China s impressive growth performance over the last three decades has given the world an economically successful example of what many call state capitalism.

Indeed, some now wonder if the recent financial crisis has done to liberal capitalism what the fall of the Berlin Wall did to communism.

The question we examined is how to achieve happiness in a world that is characterized by rapid urbanization, mass media, global capitalism, and environmental degradation.

And Israel, contrary to North Korea a regime doomed to disappear into a single Korea united by freedom and capitalism is here to stay.

During the Cold War, there were those who argued that the United States should try to roll back the Soviet Union, bring down the communist system, and replace it with democratic capitalism.

China's current government arrived through a tectonic revolution animated by anti imperialism, anti colonialism, and anti capitalism codified as orthodox Marxist Leninist doctrine.

Does it mean following the West (as liberals advocate) or, as the neo leftists suggest, is there some Third Way between Communism and western style democratic capitalism?

In the summer of 2002, the North Korean leader visited Russia to learn about non intrusive that is, not entirely Western capitalism, while riding in an armored train on the Trans Siberian railway.

He does not define capitalism in the idealized sense but says that when he talks about capitalism he is referring to what he calls actually existing capitalism.

Hasn t the start of the twenty first century marked the death of all other ideologies, with China s raw capitalism putting pressure on gentler forms in Europe and elsewhere?

Over the last two decades, almost every other plank of the Communist Party's platform (world wide people's war, proletarian struggle leading to a classless utopia, a triumph over global capitalism, etc.), has been abandoned. This leaves unification as the last tie to Mao's revolution and justification for one party rule.

And, thanks to the large pool of savings generated by Chinese households and state owned companies, the Chinese economy can for the time being bear the waste and misallocation implied by such crony capitalism.

Over the last two decades, almost every other plank of the Communist Party's platform (world wide people's war, proletarian struggle leading to a classless utopia, a triumph over global capitalism, etc.), has been abandoned.

On one side is a social democratic vision, which basically favors the market economy but seeks to alleviateits harsher effects on the other side stands a radical vision that extols a revolutionary break with capitalism.

Communist command economies on one hand vs monopoly capitalists on the other, set to fight it out in one perpetual and highly profitable arms raise.