Imperialism and Revolution in Non-Advanced Capitalist Countries

The discourse on modern imperialism and revolution in non-advanced capitalist countries challenges the traditional belief that revolution can only occur in advanced capitalist states. It emphasizes the importance of finance, capitalism, and imperialism in the current global context, highlighting the impact of capital export on colonial countries. Additionally, it underscores the development of imperial spheres of influence, leading to inevitable clashes and wars between imperialist powers. Leninism argues that revolutionary potential lies in countries experiencing intense imperialist crises, such as colonized nations, rather than exclusively in advanced capitalist states. This ideology recognizes the revolutionary role of the peasantry and aims to unify them with the proletariat to form a powerful revolutionary force, as symbolized by the hammer and sickle emblem of communism.