Polemics on Protracted People's War: Part 3

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One of the biggest points of contention in the International Communist Movement at the present time is the question of Protracted People's War (PPW). Is it universal, or unique to semi-feudal, semi-colonial countries? Is it the same as People's War, or should we distinguish between the two? Just what do we mean when we talk about PPW? This collection of polemical exchanges seeks to clarify the two lines of this debate in the hopes that readers will engage with the question in an informed way.
This part features the pieces "Universality of People's War" Debate Heats Up On Eve of Maoist China's 70th Founding Day by Andy Belisario, and the first part of To Discard People's War is to Discard Proletarian Revolution, I by the Red Flag Editorial Group.
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