The Social Organization of Work

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Political Economy and Marxism Eastern European Communism and Reforms Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition

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In Hungary, the first essential step in the transformation of basic socio-economic relations was the abolition of the private ownership of capital, including landed estates, thereby putting an end to the private appropriation of the surplus product and altering the class structure.

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