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100 years after the October Revolution of 1917: The beginning of a «change-of-era»

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  • Pedro L. Sotolongo
    Founding President of the Chair for the Study of the Complexity of Havana Cuba

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51274/ecos.v25i15.pp109-128

How to Cite

Sotolongo, Pedro L. 2018. “100 Years After the October Revolution of 1917: The Beginning of a «change-of-Era»”. Journal ECOSUASD 25 (15):109-28. https://doi.org/10.51274/ecos.v25i15.pp109-128.

Published

2018-03-23

Issue

Vol. 25 No. 15 (2018): ECOS

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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

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Abstract

The article argues three ideas: One of them: Why do we commemorate a process that took place a Century ago, and gave way to a project of a society that has collapsed a quarter of a century ago? Because that October Revolution opened a whole ´change of epoch´, still happening. The second one: That such ´changes of epoch´ until they “ripen” and culminate, besides its advances and backdrops, occur through different phases and actualize themselves in different social domains of the societies that implement them. The third one: That when any Century (as the XXth Century) witness the emergence of the initial intents –“social experiments”– of building a society different from the predominant one, it is only a matter-of-time, but historical time (that is not measured by days or months, but by quarter and half Centuries), until, learning from previous errors and failings, such a new way of organizing society takes place.


Keywords:

Russia, agricultural production, European history, social movements

References

Stiglitz, Joseph. E. 2015. “La Gran Brecha: Qué hacer con las Sociedades Desiguales”. Taurus, Barcelona.

Wallerstein, Immanuel. 2017. El moderno sistema mundial. Siglo XXI. España.



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