In this seminal work, Vladimir Lenin analyzes the inherent contradictions and exploitative nature of capitalism in its imperialist stage. He argues that the concentration of capital and the rise of monopolies inevitably lead to the export of capital, the division of the world among capitalist powers, and the subjugation of less developed nations. Lenin's incisive critique of imperialism as an integral part of the capitalist system remains a crucial text for understanding the global economic and political landscape of the early 20th century and its enduring impact on the world today.
In this seminal work, Vladimir Lenin analyzes the inherent contradictions and exploitative nature of capitalism in its imperialist stage. He argues that the concentration of capital and the rise of monopolies inevitably lead to the export of capital, the division of the world among capitalist pow...