Marxism and Modern Civilization in Russia and China. The Main Problems of Modern Marxism in Russia

The article provides an overview of the speeches at the Third International Fo­rum “Marxism and Modern Civilization in Russia and China. The Main Prob­lems of Modern Marxism in Russia”. The discussion was conducted in four main areas: the study of modern civilization and the process of modernization in Rus­sia and China; the study of Leninism and its modern significance; the theory and practice of Marxism in the USSR; the “Russification” and “Sinicization” of Marxism. The topics covered included the relationship between the develop­ment features of Russian and Chinese civilizations and their modernization mo­dels; a comparative analysis of the modernization processes of China and Russia in the pre-socialist, socialist and new (globalization) periods; globalization based on the idea of the coexistence of many civilizations; the main features and trends in the development of modern Chinese philosophy, including its relationship to Russian philosophical thought; the historical significance of Chinese mo­dernization; the concept of the Community of Shared Destiny for Mankind; the main characteristics of the capitalist system of the early 21st century, such as the dominance of transnational corporations, the virtualization of financial capital, the political influence of global financial oligarchs and the formation of global production networks; the development of the post-Soviet school of crit­ical Marxism and many others.

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Voprosy filosofii
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2025-03-10
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https://doi.org/10.21146/0042-8744-2025-3-198-209
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Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia
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Marxism and Modern Civilization in Russia and China. The Main Problems of Modern Marxism in Russia

Jing Xu, Jiali Zhao, Lishuang Guo
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Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia
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Marxism and Modern Civilization in Russia and China. The Main Problems of Modern Marxism in Russia

Jing Xu, Jiali Zhao, Lishuang Guo
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Abstract

The article provides an overview of the speeches at the Third International Fo­rum “Marxism and Modern Civilization in Russia and China. The Main Prob­lems of Modern Marxism in Russia”. The discussion was conducted in four main areas: the study of modern civilization and the process of modernization in Rus­sia and China; the study of Leninism and its modern significance; the theory and practice of Marxism in the USSR; the “Russification” and “Sinicization” of Marxism. The topics covered included the relationship between the develop­ment features of Russian and Chinese civilizations and their modernization mo­dels; a comparative analysis of the modernization processes of China and Russia in the pre-socialist, socialist and new (globalization) periods; globalization based on the idea of the coexistence of many civilizations; the main features and trends in the development of modern Chinese philosophy, including its relationship to Russian philosophical thought; the historical significance of Chinese mo­dernization; the concept of the Community of Shared Destiny for Mankind; the main characteristics of the capitalist system of the early 21st century, such as the dominance of transnational corporations, the virtualization of financial capital, the political influence of global financial oligarchs and the formation of global production networks; the development of the post-Soviet school of crit­ical Marxism and many others.

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