On the way to Neonep. The steps of socialism. Budarin V.

The book proposed to attention mainly has two tasks. First: Theoretical justification of the movement from capitalism to socialism. Modern Russia is experiencing a state close to the post -February, which is deeply analyzed by V. I. Lenin in the work "Threatening Catastrophe and how to deal with it." The leader of the Bolsheviks attracted the reader's attention to a number of urgent problems, the solution of which he called "steps to socialism." The decisive step of such a movement, according to the author, will be the establishment of a revolutionary-democratic dictatorship of the working class and national-patriotic forces, which will mean entering into a kind of neonep, converting the country to the rails of non-capitalist development. The next step will be the transition to the dictatorship of the proletariat and the direct creation of socialism. Hence the second task of the work: Theoretical justification of the stages of development of a socialist society. The solution of this problem is determining in nature, since in the theory of Marxism-Leninism there is still no clear scientific knowledge about the features of the historical steps of the development of socialism as the first phase of the communist society.

Truth, there is an idea of ​​early and mature (developed (developed ) socialism. However, the theoretical justification of the distinguishing features of each of the stages has not yet been acquired. An attempt to such acquisition is made by the author for the first time. It was carried out on the basis of the analysis of the ancestral and post-October works of V.I. Lenin, on the basis of theoretical works of I. V. Stalin and party decisions of the second half of the 1920s-the first half of the 1950s of the last century, on the basis of successful practice of socialist construction in the Soviet The Union, as well as the tragic mistakes made by the party as a result of the bourgeois degeneration of its leadership. The problem of the dictatorship of the proletariat is especially considered in the book. Only the beginning of a huge research work is laid. He sees his merit in what attracts attention to issues that will inevitably face the upcoming generations of creators of the Society of Social Justice Society.

The book is intended for a wide range of readers.